Military time to 12hr clock conversion

Anon

Hello all,

Here it is, I have a military time stamp and want to simply convert it to a 12hr clock time stamp with the AM/PM included. I am trying to do with mktime with no success so far. Any help?

thanks

Pete

Anon

Never mind I got it!

thanks anyway!

peter

If anyone need this code emial me id be happy to give it!

Peter wrote:

Hello all,

Here it is, I have a military time stamp and want to simply convert it to a 12hr clock time stamp with the AM/PM included. I am trying to do with mktime with no success so far. Any help?

thanks

Pete

Anon

hey i need the converter!
if you can send me the code that will be great. thanks!!
if you need something i can help just tell me!!!

send it to:21928@usa.net

Anon

Jin,

This is how I did it...

$ampm = "";
$hour = "";
$nTime = explode(":", $militaryTime);
$arrayTime = mktime($nTime[0],$nTime[1],$nTime[2],0,0,0);
$hour = $nTime[0];
if($nTime[0] > 12)
$ampm = "PM";
else
$ampm = "AM";
if($nTime[0] > 12)
{
$hour = $nTime[0] - 12;
$hour = "0" . $hour;
}
// this is var set for display purposes.
$time = "$hour:$nTime[1]:$nTime[2] $ampm";

If you have any questions shoot me a note and ill explain. Its pretty straight forward..

Hope that helps

pete

Anon

My date_format retrieved variable is Stime_mod which is 08:30:00 format, if I replace the $militaryTime variable with that one, I should have the results I need to convert right?

For some reason all I'm getting is:

:: AM

Anon

Hey,

You will get that result if the var being passed in has no value. Make sure that the variable is spelled correctly and that you changed all necessary vars that you may have made different. The only var needed to work is the
$militaryTime
so if you are using a different var make sure that this is changed to the same var name your passing it.

hth

Peter

pr0ject wrote:

My date_format retrieved variable is Stime_mod which is 08:30:00 format, if I replace the $militaryTime variable with that one, I should have the results I need to convert right?

For some reason all I'm getting is:

:: AM