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$time = 100;
intdiv($time, 60) . 'm'.$time % 60 . 's';
You could make a helper method which takes a number of seconds if needed.
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How to display 100secs as 1m40s
how can i display 100seconds as 1m40s
I wanted to convert the 100s to minutes, that is 100/60. But i'm not sure what to do from there.
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First hit on Google https://stackoverflow.com/a/3733257
I assumed Javascript as that wasn't clear
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@Sinnbeck It's pure PHP. no JS
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@tomasosho the intdiv and modulo operation will work in that case.
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@tomasosho ok I swapped Javascript for php and took the first link again https://stackoverflow.com/a/3172358
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@Sinnbeck I get your point, but that does not format it as 1m40s
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@tomasosho It’s very easy to make it, though – just change the H:i:s format to i\ms\s and it will show 1m40s instead of 00:01:40.
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@kokoshneta that's what I was hinting at :) part of being a programmer is to Google, read the code and understand it. Then tweak it to do what you want it to do. I just assumed that this was a still people would learn over time
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