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Old 2007-02-24, 03:11 PM
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Question how to substract time
anybody know how to substracting time, ex :
20:00 - 19:40 = 60 minutes , and maybe you can tell me how tu substract time if pass one day. thx
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store it as timestamps and just subtract.
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store it as timestamps and just subtract.
thank's, but is this need a code to substraction ?
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20:00 - 19:40 = 60 minutes
correction: there is 20 minutes difference.

use mktime function and result of subtraction two timestamps will be difference in secunds.
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