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Closed 7 years ago.
Here, I want to get hours between two dates.
If I subtract time between two dates, I want 23 hours in a result.
My field's datatype is as datetime.
My code is like,
$usr_check_login = $this -> applib->get_any_field('users_attendance',array('user_id'=>$this->session->userdata('user_id'),'clock_out'=>'0000-00-00 00:00:00'),'clock_in');
$cur_time = date('d-m-Y H:i:s');
$clk_time = date('d-m-Y H:i:s',strtotime($usr_check_login));
$res = $cur_time - $clk_time;
$hours = $res / ( 60 * 60 );
echo $hours."<br>";
echo $cur_time."</br>";
echo $clk_time."</br>";
I am getting result like,
0.00027777777777778
23-01-2016 11:29:19
22-01-2016 11:02:39
Here I want result as 24 hours as the dates are changed.
What can be the solution?
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I want to convert this date 2021-02 into 02-2021, so I did:
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and the correct result is 02/2021
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Here is my code:
<?php
$userDob = $result['DoB'];
//Create a DateTime object using the user's date of birth.
$dob = new DateTime($userDob);
//We need to compare the user's date of birth with today's date.
$now = new DateTime();
//Calculate the time difference between the two dates.
$difference = $now->diff($dob);
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$age = $difference->y;
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echo $age;
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Yes php has something built in for that :)
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I calculate the difference of to queried dates. When the difference is lower than one month everything is correct. Here a example of a wrong result:
Query output:
$row['start'] = '2018-08-06';
$row['end'] = '2018-09-26';
Code:
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$end = new DateTime($row['end']);
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Output:
$days = 20;
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i have two time like total worked time and total duty time. eg.
$dutyTime= 182:00:00; ("H:i:s")
$workedTime= 178:10:28; ("H:i:s")
my question is that how can i get difference between this two time;
Expected Output
$duration=03:49:32; ("H:i:s")
i tried strtotime() but i takes upto 24hrs.
<?php
$start = date_create('21:21:05'); //start time
$end = date_create('10:20:00'); // end time
$diff = date_diff( $start, $end );
$date= $diff->h.':'.$diff->i.':'.$diff->s;
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?>