Time occurs between two time

[Kesavan]

I need a function such it returns true when current time occurs
between the parameters.

function checkTime($time1,$time2){
$nowTime=date("H:i:s");

//MY LOGIC IS

if( $time1>$nowTime && $time2<$nowTime)

///

return true;
else
return false;

}

plz guide me the function run.

[Jerry Stuckle]

Kesavan wrote:

I need a function such it returns true when current time occurs
between the parameters.

function checkTime($time1,$time2){
$nowTime=date("H:i:s");

//MY LOGIC IS

if( $time1>$nowTime && $time2<$nowTime)

///

return true;
else
return false;

}

plz guide me the function run.

You can't compare times as strings and expect it to work. You need to
first convert them to a numeric value, i.e. unixtime format.

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[gosha bine]

On 03.08.2007 13:37 Jerry Stuckle wrote:

Kesavan wrote:

>I need a function such it returns true when current time occurs
between the parameters.

function checkTime($time1,$time2){
$nowTime=date("H:i:s");

//MY LOGIC IS

if( $time1>$nowTime && $time2<$nowTime)

///

return true;
else
return false;

}

plz guide me the function run.

You can't compare times as strings and expect it to work. You need to
first convert them to a numeric value, i.e. unixtime format.

Times in H:i:s format can be perfectly compared as strings.
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[ELINTPimp]

You can't compare times as strings and expect it to work. You need to

first convert them to a numeric value, i.e. unixtime format.

Times in H:i:s format can be perfectly compared as strings.

yup, currently doing it in a small project I'm working on.

your function:

function checkTime($time1,$time2){
$nowTime=date("H:i:s");
//do validation on $time1 and $time2 to ensure H:i:s format

if( $time1>$nowTime && $time2<$nowTime) {
return true;
}
else {
return false;
}
} // end checkTime
your function, which stripped of validation and exception handling,
looks like it should work (so long as $time1 and $time2 are in H:i:s
format. What's the problem?

[Toby A Inkster]

Kesavan wrote:

if( $time1>$nowTime && $time2<$nowTime)
return true;
else
return false;

This can be abbreviated as:

return ($time1>$nowTime && $time2<$nowTime);

Whenever you find yourself writing:

if (X) return true;
else return false;

Just write:

return X;

instead.

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[Toby A Inkster]

Kesavan wrote:

I need a function such it returns true when current time occurs
between the parameters.

Technically speaking, the following function meets the above
specification:

function checkTime () { return TRUE; }

Although I know what you *meant*, it pays to be fairly specific
around here.

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