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Date: 12/31/01
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<?
$d1=mktime(13,44,20,1,1,2002);//first three variables are your time and last
are a random day
$d2=mktime(13,49,25,1,1,2002);
echo date("i:s",$d2-$d1);
?>
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"Tom Beidler" <tom <email protected>> wrote in message news:B8561DC9.33B1%tom <email protected> > I have some records in a MySQL database that store a start and stop time. In > my display page that displays the record info I would like to use PHP to > find the elapsed time between the two fields. So if I had; > > Start 13:44:20 > Stop 13:49:25 > > Possibly use a function to calculate > Elapsed 5:05 > > Do I need to do this in MySQL? > > Thanks, > Tom
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