Date(“F d Y H:i:s”) gives current time in php. How can I get delay of 30 secs and 1 min in current time using php, not sure but something like Date (“F d Y H:i:s-30”) or Date(“F d Y H:i-1:s”) ?
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Date(“F d Y H:i:s”) gives current time in php. How can I get delay of 30 secs and 1 min in current time using php, not sure but something like Date (“F d Y H:i:s-30”) or Date(“F d Y H:i-1:s”) ?
datehas a second, optional parameter: the timestamp to convert to a string.timereturns the current timestamp, which is just an integer, so you can add 90 to it to get the time 90 seconds from the current time.