Time and MOD

[sssssssssss]

I have this, and the seconds and mins are going right, but its almost like the hours, days, and year aren't MOD at all, being it shows up 797 hours and 51 days and 1 year and there are definitely not that many seconds.

I was just trying to calculate the seconds up to years, without showing more than an actual min, hour, day, week, and year, in a year, allowed.

PHP Code:

function configureOnlinetime(time) {
  //calculate time frames
  temp.seconds = int(time % 60);
  temp.minutes = int((time / 60) % 60);
  temp.hours = int((time / 3600) % 3600);
  temp.days = int((time / 86400) % 86400);
  temp.weeks = int((time / 604800) % 604800);
  temp.years = int((time / 3153600) % 3153600);
  //display time
  Profile_TextEdit23.text = @ years @ " yrs," @ weeks @ 
    " wks," @ days @ " days," 
    @ hours @ " hrs," @ minutesro @ " mins," 
    @ seconds @ " secs";

} 


time = the seconds i have.

[callimuc]

Originally Posted by sssssssssss

PHP Code:

"..." @ minutesro @ "..." 


Off topic: shouldn´t it be minutes?

[Tolnaftate2004]

PHP Code:

temp.hours = int(time/3600 - 1) % 12 + 1 


note: 12 (or 24), not 3600.

&c.

[sssssssssss]

It should be minutes, i changed it after posting. What would days, weeks and years mod by? i thought it was the number of seconds in them but i guess not. :x And for my learning, why 12 for hours?

[Tolnaftate2004]

Originally Posted by sssssssssss

It should be minutes, i changed it after posting. What would days, weeks and years mod by? i thought it was the number of seconds in them but i guess not. :x And for my learning, why 12 for hours?

7 days in a week, so maybe mod days by 7. Approximately 52 weeks in a year, so I'd mod by 52 (although who reports weeks?). Don't mod years. There's no limit for years... I mean unless you want to do decades or millenia or something...
12 (or 24) is for hours in a day. You've already converted from seconds to hours (by dividing by 3600), so you're now working with FULL hours, which you want to cap at 12 (or 24). I think 24 is more appropriate for what you're trying to do here, so mod by 24 (because there are 24 in a day, you know).

e: I didn't read carefully, I thought you were reporting clock time, so the int(x-1)%m+1 hack isn't necessary.

[sssssssssss]

lol xD thanks. I should have known that.