floor( (time()-mktime(0,0,0, date( 'm' ), date( 'd' ), date( 'Y' )))/60);
Both time() and mktime() return the seconds since epoch. Time is based on current time, and the mktime parameters base it on midnight. A simple subtraction gives you the seconds since midnight. Divide by 60 to get minutes and use floor() to drop any extra "seconds".
On Oct 20, 2004, at 6:45 PM, bclem@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I need to find the exact time of day using "minutes since midnight".
What is the easiest and/or better way to do this in php?
This is how I'm doing it now.
// $iMinutes is the total number of minutes since midnight/12am // 0 = midnight/12am // 1439 = 11:59pm
$iMinutes = 1230;
if ($iMinutes < 0 || $iMinutes > 1439) { $restime = "??:??"; } else { $iHour = $iMinutes / 60; $iMins = ($iMinutes - (60*$iHour)) % 60;
if ($iHour <= 12) { $restime .= $iHour . ":"; } else { $restime .= $iHour-12 . ":"; }
if ($iMins < 10) { $restime .= "0" . $iMins; } else { $restime .= $iMins; } if ($iHour < 12) { $restime .= " a.m."; } else if ($iHour==12 && $iMins==0) { $restime .= " noon"; } else { $restime .= " pm"; } }
Thanks, Brent
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