line 1: this snippet calculates any timestamp into the weeks,days,hours and minutes that passed since....
line 9: function time_passed($time)...
line 11: $time = time()-$time;...
line 12: $weeks = $time/604800;...
line 13: $days = ($time%604800)/86400;...
line 14: $hours = (($time%604800)%86400)/3600;...
line 15: $minutes = ((($time%604800)%86400)%3600)/60;...
line 16: $seconds = (((($time%604800)%86400)%3600)%60);...
line 17: if(round($weeks)) $timestring = round($weeks)." weeks ";...
line 18: if(round($days)) $timestring .= round($days)." days ";...
line 19: if(round($hours)) $timestring .= round($hours)." hours ";...
line 20: if(round($minutes)) $timestring .= round($minutes)." minutes ";...
line 21: if(!round($minutes)&&!round($hours)&&!round($days)) $timestring .= round($seconds)." seconds ";...
line 22: return $timestring;...
line 25: //echo 'file example last updated '.time_passed(filectime('folder/folder/file')).' ago'; // path to file - last update...
line 26: echo 'this file last updated '.time_passed(filectime(__file__)).' ago'; // this file - last update...
line 27: //echo time_passed(time()-(2*3600)); // any timestamp - time passed...

line 1: Shows the loading time of a page....
line 6: function get_microtime()...
line 8: list($usec, $sec) = explode(" ",microtime());...
line 11: $time_start = get_microtime();...
line 20: $time_end = get_microtime();...
line 21: $time = $time_end - $time_start;...
line 22: $time = round($time,6);...
line 23: echo "This page loaded in $time seconds.";...

line 23: //Optional: print out title to top of Excel or Word file with Timestamp...
line 27: //define date for title: EDIT this to create the time-format you need...
line 69: //create title with timestamp:...
line 79: //set_time_limit(60); // HaRa...
line 106: //create title with timestamp:...
line 125: //set_time_limit(60); // HaRa...

line 1: This function tells you how many visitors clicked how many times in a given timeframe....
line 22: function counter_count($filename, $ip, $timeframe=1800)...
line 24: $counterstr = time().'|'.$ip.'|'."\n";...
line 32: if($userdata[0] > time()-$timeframe)...
line 40: return $hits.' hit'.($hits > 1 ? 's' : '').' by '.count($counter).' user'.(count($counter) > 1 ? 's' : '').' in the last '.($timeframe/60).' minutes.';...

line 15: $fits_x = (int)( $im_w /$tile_w ); // Find out how many times it fits horizontally...
line 16: $fits_y = (int)( $im_h /$tile_h ); // Find out how many times it fits vertically...
line 17: for ( $i =0;$i <= $fits_x ;$i ++) { // Loop through every time (and another, for extra space) it fits horizontally...
line 19: for ( $i2 =0;$i2 <= $fits_y ;$i2 ++) { // Loop through every time it fits vertically...

line 25: 'mod_time'=>filemtime($newpath),...
line 34: 'mod_time'=>filemtime($newpath),...

line 15: $mtime = filemtime($file_file);...
line 19: <a href="'.$file_file .'" title="last modified on '.date("D d M Y g:i A", $mtime).'">'.$thefile .'</a>...

line 1: this little snippet makes a real-time analog clock with the GD library....

line 1: more date and time examples...

line 3: Outlining text is also fairly simple to do. If you think about it, an outline is just drawing the text left and right, above and below the main text, then drawing the main text over it. This theoretically works with every font because it moves one pixel at a time. To create an outline, you need only know the width of the outline, then write a for loop:...

line 3: reverse a string or see how many times a char is used in a string....

line 52: echo $remote_file.' was last modified on '.date('j F Y',strtotime($array['Last-Modified']));...

line 4: So to use your old scripts you either would have to rewrite the whole thing (which would be the more secure solution), but sometimes this is a lengthy procedure....