Adding 1 second to a timestamp while looping

[Stegga]

Hi there,
I'm trying to add 1 second incrementally to a timestamp while looping
through it and I am pulling my hair out.

Please can someone help me?

example of code:

$calc_timestamp =
date('YmdHis',m ktime(date('H') ,date('i'),date ('s')-50,date('m'),da te('d'),date('Y ')));

This gets the timestamp to be 50 seconds before the time now.

I want to loop through the 50 itmes and add them to a table, but
incremntally increase the timestamp by 1 second and then post it to the
table so that the final item will have the timestamp as at the time of
posting the information

Please help!

Andrew

[Sathia Musso]

$calc_timestamp ++;

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[Sathia Musso]

Sathia Musso wrote:

$calc_timestamp ++;

i'm sorry, i use linux_timestamp (epoch) and i wrote something wrog indeed.

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[Geoff Berrow]

I noticed that Message-ID: <cs**********@c tb-nnrp2.saix.net> from Stegga
contained the following:

I want to loop through the 50 itmes and add them to a table, but
incremntally increase the timestamp by 1 second and then post it to the
table so that the final item will have the timestamp as at the time of
posting the information

Please help!

$now=strtotime( "now");
for($i=50;$i>0; $i--){
$calc_timestamp =
date('YmdHis',m ktime(date('H') ,date('i'),date ('s',$now)-$i,date('m'),da te('d'),date('Y ')));
print "$calc_timestam p<br>";
}

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[Geoff Berrow]

I noticed that Message-ID: <sr************ *************** *****@4ax.com>
from Geoff Berrow contained the following:

$now=strtotime ("now");
for($i=50;$i>0 ;$i--){
$calc_timestam p =
date('YmdHis', mktime(date('H' ),date('i'),dat e('s',$now)-$i,date('m'),da te('d'),date('Y ')));
print "$calc_timestam p<br>";
}

oops, make that
for($i=50;$i>-1;$i--){
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[porneL]

>> $now=strtotime( "now");

why not simply $now = time();?

date('YmdHis',m ktime(date('H') ,date('i'),date ('s',$now)-$i,date('m'),da te('d'),date('Y ')));

why not simply date('YmdHis',$ now--);?
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[Alvaro G Vicario]

*** Stegga wrote/escribió (Wed, 12 Jan 2005 16:35:12 +0200):

$calc_timestamp =
date('YmdHis',m ktime(date('H') ,date('i'),date ('s')-50,date('m'),da te('d'),date('Y '))); This gets the timestamp to be 50 seconds before the time now.

$calc_timestamp =time()-50;
while(...){
$calc_timestamp ++;
...
}

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[Geoff Berrow]

I noticed that Message-ID: <opskhxb9szkzdn 26@localhost> from porneL
contained the following:

why not simply $now = time();?

date('YmdHis',m ktime(date('H') ,date('i'),date ('s',$now)-$i,date('m'),da te('d'),date('Y ')));

why not simply date('YmdHis',$ now--);?

Um..I was in a hurry?

Yes, that's much neater

<?
$now=time();
for($i=50;$i>-1;$i--){
$calc_timestamp =
date('YmdHis',$ now--);
print "$calc_timestam p<br>";
}
?>

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