Add x number of hours to date

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I currently have php returning the current date time like so     now   date  Y-m-d H m s      What I d like to do is have a new variable  new time equal  now    hours  where  hours is a number of hours ranging from 24 to 800    Any suggestions

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You can try lib Ouzo goodies  and do this in fluent way   echo Clock  now  - gt plusHours  hours - gt format  Y-m-d H m s      API s allow multiple operations

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Um    your minutes should be corrected     i  is for minutes  Not months      I had the same problem for something too    now   date  Y-m-d H i s     new time   date  Y-m-d H i s   strtotime   3 hours    now        now   3 hours

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for add 2 hours to  quot now quot   date   new DateTime  now  2 hours     or  date   date  quot Y-m-d H i s quot   strtotime   2 hours    now       as above in example  or  now   new DateTime      now- gt add new DateInterval  PT2H        as above in example

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You may use something like the strtotime   function to add something to the current timestamp   new time   date  Y-m-d H i s   strtotime   5 hours      If you need variables in the function  you must use double quotes then like strtotime     hours  hours    however better you use strtotime sprintf    d hours    hours   then

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For a given DateTime  you can add days  hours  minutes  etc  Here s some examples    now   new  DateTime      now- gt add new DateInterval  PT24H        adds 24 hours   now- gt add new DateInterval  P2D        adds 2 days   PHP  DateTime  add - Manual https   www php net manual fr datetime add php

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You can use  strtotime   to achieve this    new time   date  Y-m-d H i s   strtotime   3 hours    now        now   3 hours

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I use following function to convert normal date-time value to mysql datetime format   private function ampmtosql  ampmdate                if  ampmdate                        return                  ampm   substr trim   ampmdate    -2                datetimesql   substr trim   ampmdate    0  -3               if   ampm     pm                      hours   substr trim  datetimesql   -5  2                   if  hours     12                        datetimesql   date  Y-m-d H i  strtotime   12 hour  strtotime  datetimesql                               elseif   ampm     am                      hours   substr trim  datetimesql   -5  2                   if  hours     12                        datetimesql   date  Y-m-d H i  strtotime  -12 hour  strtotime  datetimesql                               return  datetimesql              It converts datetime values like   2015-06-04 09 55 AM - gt  2015-06-04 09 55 2015-06-04 03 55 PM - gt  2015-06-04 15 55 2015-06-04 12 30 AM - gt  2015-06-04 00 55   Hope this will help someone

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date to be-added  2018-04-11 10 04 46    added date date  Y-m-d H i s  strtotime   24 hours   strtotime  date to be       A combination of date   and strtotime   functions will do the trick

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Correct  You can use strtotime   to achieve this    new time   date  Y-m-d H i s   strtotime   3 hours   strtotime  now         now   3 hours

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now   date  Y-m-d H i s       date  Y-m-d H i s   strtotime   1 hours  now

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I use this   its working cool       set timezone date default timezone set  GMT       set an date and time to work with  start    2014-06-01 14 00 00      display the converted time echo date  Y-m-d H i  strtotime   1 hour  20 minutes  strtotime  start

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An other solution  object-oriented  is to use DateTime  add   Example    now   new DateTime      current date time  now- gt add new DateInterval  PT  hours H      new time    now- gt format  Y-m-d H i s      PHP documentation

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You can also use the unix style time to calculate    newtime   time       hours   60   60      hours  60 mins  60secs echo  Now           date  Y-m-d      n   echo  Next Week     date  Y-m-d    newtime     n

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I like those built-in php date expressions like  1 hour  but for some reason  they fall out of my head all of the time  Besides  none of the IDEs I m aware of suggest auto-completion facility for that kind of stuff  And  finally  although juggling with those strtotime and date functions is no rocket science  I have to google their usage each time I need them   That s why I like the solution that eliminates  at least mitigates  those issues  Here s how adding x hours to a date can look like    new Future      new DateTimeFromISO8601String  2014-11-21T06 04 31 321987 00 00        new NHours  x         - gt value      As a nice bonus  you don t have to worry about formatting the resulting value  it s already is ISO8601 format   This example uses meringue library  you can check out more examples here

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