What?
A very quick article to calculate the time between two timestamps and break it down into days, hours, minutes and seconds.
Why?
I've done this in lots of other systems but here's one in Zoho ...
My setup
Windows XP SP3
MS SQL Server Management Studio 2008
SQL Server 2008 R2
Regional Setting: London BST (British Summer Time)
Tuesday the 11th of October 2011 at 06:00am:
CONVERT(CHAR(19), ...
... Zoho CRM Invoices and noticed that Xero stores its dates in Unix Timestamps.
How?
We're going to filter out the unix seconds from the date provided by Xero then apply a toTime() function to it.
v_XeroTime="/Date(1586995200000+0000)/";
v_StartIndex ...
... to generate the infamous JWT. If you've been trying to check your base64 encoded strings at JWT.io then it's hard because the timestamps, included in the encoding, change every second. You can get it verifying ...
So having moved desk from one side of the room to another, I have lost my view of the sea. Oh well, this is where technology has come to the rescue and returned my calming view...
Note: I think this ...
... row.
My final query
This displays all room bookings for today and the next 6 days. Note how I can't use normal dates because the database wasn't designed with timestamps (despite being a timetabling ...
... to... Compare the two timestamps, if the "To date" is less than the "From date" then add 1 day to the date:
$thisDateSQL=date("Y-m-d", strtotime($sub_row['DateSession']));
$this_time_from1 = date("H:i ...
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