Quote:
Originally posted by nakkid
it gets the start time and end time to a specific location only.
did you try it to leave the value defaulted?
PHP Code:
$totaltime=$endtime[0]-$starttime[0]+$endtime[1]-$starttime[1];
when i leave it default, it gives a format like:
1,236,324,262.324626726 seconds
the negative time is due to some code misconfiguration only.
and btw, that's what ver 1.3 does (is template based) hihi...
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Nice! Now I appreciate much more the new 'philosophy' ...
Same, I saw now you use
PHP Code:
$totaltime=$endtime[0]-$starttime[0];
(only 0 index value...)
Well. Even still doesn't work to me: the problem is - trying both versions with or without templates (wich I would prefer ...) - I have some difficulties modifying the
dovars() function.
(already hacked with FF's
Reader's name inside post which already puts a first-element replacement..)
Actually I wouldn't like to use another replacement handly-added and simply would use
$microstats var directly in the footer template.
But it isn't enough to define it (as global) within the
dooutput() function, as you did as a part of the hack.
Why ?
Any workaround ?
Excuse me, but would manage to understand the chinese-box inheritance of those php vars !!
Thanks a lot.