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pass variable to strtotime in php

My question is that when I get the time duration for example 15 min. duration per hour in database and these value store in variable and then these variables are passed to the strtotime("+15 minutes") then they get error. How do I solve this problem?

My code is here:

$custom = $book_u['custom_min'] = $row['custom_min'];
$start_time=explode(',',$row['start_time']);
while($t==0)

$t=1;
$endTime2 = strtotime("+1".$custom."minutes", strtotime($endTime));
$starts_t=date('h:i a', strtotime($endTime));
$ends_t=date('h:i a', $endTime2);
//echo date('h:i a', strtotime($endTime)).'-'.date('h:i a', $endTime2).'</br>';
$endTime=date('h:i a', strtotime("+15 mins", $endTime2));
if(strtotime($endTime)>strtotime($finalTime))
$t=1;

else $t=0;



1 Answer
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The strtotime() function will generate a timestamp which equates to the number of seconds since January 1 1970 00:00:00 UTC, relative to the timestamp.

strtotime()

So your input into the function must always be a value that contains at least a date. Using just a time value will cause you problems.

Here is an example of how to use the function:

$endTime = '2018-08-10 22:00:00'; //End time must be a date reference.
//Using just a time like 22:00:00 will cause you problems.

$custom = '15'; //Number of minutes
$end_t = date('h:i a', strtotime($endTime . ' +' . $custom . ' minutes'));
//Notice where the spaces are. The strtotime() part will read "2018-08-10 22:00:00 +15 minutes"

echo $end_t; //outputs "10:15 pm"


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