Re: bumping up hour by one

"Tom Beidler" <tom@orbittechservices.com> wrote in message news:B8F5EE4D.3AF0%tom@orbittechservices.com... > My mistake. The correct code that works is; > > $display_time = date("H:i"); > > // round time to nearest 15 minute interval > $display_timex = explode (":",$display_time) ; > if (($display_timex[1] >= 00) && ($display_timex[1] <= 07)) { > $insert_time = $display_timex[0] . ":00"; > } elseif (($display_timex[1] >= 8) && ($display_timex[1] <= 22)) { > $insert_time = $display_timex[0] . ":15"; > } elseif (($display_timex[1] >= 23) && ($display_timex[1] <= 37)) { > $insert_time = $display_timex[0] . ":30"; > } elseif (($display_timex[1] >= 38) && ($display_timex[1] <= 52)) { > $insert_time = $display_timex[0] . ":45"; > } elseif (($display_timex[1] >= 53) && ($display_timex[1] <= 59)) { > $display_timex[0]++; > $insert_time = $display_timex[0] . ":00"; > } How 'bout: // split it in a more readable way list($hour, $min) = split(" ", date("H i")); // calculate nearest quarter-hour $quarters = (int) (($min + 7) / 15); // check for round-to-next-hour if (4 == $quarters) { $quarters = 0; $hour++; } // turn quarter-hours back into minutes $min = 15 * $quarters; // format final result $insert_time = sprintf("%2i:%02i", $hour, $min);