I have been looking for an answer for a few hours now, but I can\'t find one.
I\'m writing a simple script
. The user sets their work start and end time.
If you get valid date strings, you can use this:
$workingHours = (strtotime($end) - strtotime($start)) / 3600;
This will give you the hours a person has been working.
A bit nicer is the following:
$a = new DateTime('08:00'); $b = new DateTime('16:00'); $interval = $a->diff($b); echo $interval->format("%H");
That will give you the difference in hours.
Another solution would be to go through the Unix-timestamp integer value difference (in seconds).
<?php
$start = strtotime('10-09-2019 12:01:00');
$end = strtotime('12-09-2019 13:16:00');
$hours = intval(($end - $start)/3600);
echo $hours.' hours'; //in hours
//If you want it in minutes, you can divide the difference by 60 instead
$mins = (int)(($end - $start) / 60);
echo $mins.' minutues'.'<br>';
?>
This solution would be a better one if your original dates are stored in Unix-timestamp format.