This is just a function to display/return a string that contains the relative time to the current time. It does nothing such as inserting data into a database.

You would just include the function code and then call the function <?php relativeTime(‘TIME’); ?>.

You might be having problems because PHP’s strtotime doesn’t understand the string you’re passing in (it thinks the format is m/d/y). Sorry!

Don’t post something like this is in the future if you can’t even help people out here.

But how come it doesn’t count the days and the hours right? Here in Denmark the timezone is different from you. Here it’s d/m/y H:i:s

Could use some help here.

I think, it would be appreciated if you could explain how to implement this properly. Because I really see that it’s a pain in the a** if you don’t really know how to call the function correctly. And the time inserted and selected from the database.

I would love to use this function, but it seems to me that the days and hours is totally wrong, well for me it is.

Help would be appreciated

Anyway, thanks a lot for this very usefull script.

When i post i sets in “now” into the database, but it doesnt update, it just says now all the time. :-/
And when I change my date row in my table to timestamp it just says 0000-00-00 00:00:00…

You know whats wrong?

Yeah i know i have to sanitize the inputs, but its a quick code for a test to this function..

Thanks so much for this!