What?
This is an example of Javascript code to update and display the elapsed/remaining hours minutes and seconds in real-time.
Why?
I know there are a lot of articles out there that write about ...
... to json php curl
utf16_decode
PHP Manual: curl-setopt
Well this is my stop. It's being several hours that for others could have taken a several minutes if you knew where to look. My aim was to ...
... 0.4 seconds.
We're obviously not interested in shaving off time from 0.4 seconds; no, we're more interested in the fact that 0.4 Microsoft seconds seems to translate to about 10 minutes in the real ...
... in m minutes Time, if changed.
/RH:hhmm-hhmm :: Run Hours - times when new copies may be started.
/PF :: check run hours on a Per File (not per pass) basis.
/IPG:n ...
... day.
Time is recorded by tasks with an actual duration in seconds (eg. "Monday morning, I worked 45 minutes on setting up a Joomla 2.5.x demo site; I started at 9am and finished at 9:45.", "Monday morning, ...
... tasks down the first column, and time spent in the form of person days in the cross-join.
Why?
Currently the smallest bookable time by low-level tape monkeys and techies is 30 minutes (Managers ...
Why?
Data Consistency. I was tasked with finding variations of our default values. End-users were complaining that some default values get listed twice because their system was case-sensitive despite ...
... 24 minutes (our working day).
// 4 days times 7:30 and 1 day of 7:00 will result in 37:00 total.
// Our working week starts on Monday 00:00 and ends on Sunday 23:59.
Putting it together
Your ...
... to properly convert seconds into total hours, minutes and seconds (taking into account regional settings and without using a date function).
How?
$total_time =intval(intval($total_seconds)/ 3600).":";
$total_time.=str_pad(intval(($total_seconds/60)%60),2,"0",STR_PAD_LEFT).":";
$total_time.=str_pad(intval($total_seconds%60),2,"0",STR_PAD_LEFT);
// ...
... // returns format Sat 01-Jan-2011 01:00:00
The next function usually accompanies the above one. It will basically convert seconds into days, hours, minutes, etc.:
FormatSeconds(val)
...
... reports in bytes.
RowCount bigint NOT NULL Number of rows returned from queries.
Conversions Needed:
I want to convert a start and end date to a single time value (hours minutes seconds ...
... on average which is more than enough for our Joomla! website (unless you're reinventing the wheel by making a Joomla! Google Directory). Let's say I have about 340 weblinks, refreshing the page over 30 minutes ...
...
I can't really have a go at customers as it took 4 IT technicians deliberating over 30 minutes (remote support so we weren't there in person): The computer had two CD-Roms. The user put the disc in on ...
... specifying the one day. If the second parameter (ToDate) is the same as the first (FromDate), then the range is for that particular date.
Solution
Easy for some but anything that I spend 30 minutes ...
... @GivenDate = '23/03/2011';
--First slot of the day
SET @StartTime = @GivenDate + ' 08:00:00';
--Last slot of the day (30 minutes before the end)
SET @EndTime = @GivenDate + ' 17:30:00';
; WITH Times([Time]) ...
... want to add new 3rd-party components.
If asked: "how long will it take", do not say 5 minutes. This script runs on average in 15 seconds. The remaining hours, days, weeks will be spent on bringing ...
... in under 48 hours on a Pentium II/300. Additionally, it claims that it can crack 18% of the passwords in under 10 minutes (source: SpiesOnline.net 09/2006) In the UK a worrying 3.7% use the password ...
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