Seconds to Minutes

[stupidfly]

I know how to do this in Java, but it seems to be different in PHP.

I have a given number of seconds. Say 140. I want to display it as 2:20.

[Barand]

try
[code]$sec = 140;

$min = floor($sec/60);
$sec = $sec % 60;

printf ('%0d:%02d', $min, $sec);[/code]

[stupidfly]

Well it is truncating the tenths and hundreths of a second. I want to be able to display the decimals.

[Barand]

Where are the tenths and hundredths in "140"?

[stupidfly]

There are none, that was just an example. Use 101.11 as an example then. I need it to at least go to hundreths.

Thanks

[Barand]

As an example it wasn't very representative. Now I have to answer your question twice :-/

[code]$secs = 101.11;

$mins = floor($secs/60);

$secs -= $mins*60;

printf ('%0d:%02.2f', $mins, $secs);[/code]

[stupidfly]

Well it is working, but when the seconds are less than ten, it doesn't display the zero. For 4:04.86, it displays 4:4.86.

[Barand]

Odd. I tested with

[code]$secs = 120.11;

$mins = floor($secs/60);

$secs -= $mins*60;

printf ('%0d:%02.2f', $mins, $secs);[/code]

and got --> 2:00.11

[stupidfly]

Hmm... well thanks for your help. I'll just have to fiddle with it I guess.