PHP Date Time Current Time Add Minutes

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Simple question but this is killing my time   Any simple solution to add 30 minutes to current time in php with GMT 8

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time after 30 min  this easiest solution in php  date  Y-m-d H i s   strtotime   30 minutes       for  DateTime class  PHP 5    5 2 0  PHP 7    dateobj   new DateTime     dateobj - gt modify   30 minutes

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It looks like you are after the DateTime function add - use it like this    date   new DateTime    date add  date  new DateInterval  PT30M        Note  untested  but according to the docs  it should work

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The question is a little old  but I come back to it often  p   Another way  which is also a one liner    lt    date create  2111-11-11 00 00 00  - gt modify   30 minutes  - gt format  Y-m-d h i s     gt    Or from timestamp  returns Y-m-d h i s    lt    date create     time   - gt modify   30 minutes  - gt format  Y-m-d h i s     gt    Or from timestamp  returns timestamp    lt    date create     time   - gt modify   30 minutes  - gt format  U     gt

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timeIn30Minutes   mktime idate  H    idate  i     30     or   timeIn30Minutes   time     30 60     30 minutes   60 seconds minute   The result will be a UNIX timestamp of the current time plus 30 minutes

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dateTime   new DateTime  now   new DateTimeZone  Asia Kolkata      echo  dateTime- gt modify   10 minutes  - gt format  H i s A

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This is an old question that seems answered  but as someone pointed out above  if you use the DateTime class and PHP  lt  5 3 0  you can t use the add method  but you can use modify    date   new DateTime     date- gt modify   30 minutes      or whatever value you want

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In addition to Khriz s answer    If you need to add 5 minutes to the current time in Mysql format you can do    cur time date  Y-m-d H i s     duration   5 minutes   echo date  Y-m-d H i s   strtotime  duration  strtotime  cur time

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time   strtotime date  2016-02-03 12 00 00             echo date  H i s  strtotime  -30 minutes    time

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echo  date   date  H i s   strtotime  13 00 00   30 minutes        13 00 00 - any inputted time  30 minutes - any interval you wish  20 hours  10 minutes  1 seconds etc

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Time 30 minutes later   newTime   date  Y-m-d H i s  strtotime date  Y-m-d H i s      30 minutes

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I think one of the best solutions and easiest is   strtotime   30 minutes     Maybe it s not the most efficient but is one of the more understandable

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ck 2016-09-13 14 12 33   endtime   date  H-i-s   strtotime   05 minutes   strtotime  ck

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