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I just needed that ( unfortunately ) for a WordPress plugin. This I use the function in 2 times. I posted this answer <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4033224/what-can-use-for-datetimediff-for-php-5-2">here</a>: <ol> <li>In my class calling ->diff() ( my class extends DateTime, so $this is the reference DateTime ) <pre><code>function diff ($secondDate){ $firstDateTimeStamp = $this->format("U"); $secondDateTimeStamp = $secondDate->format("U"); $rv = ($secondDateTimeStamp - $firstDateTimeStamp); $di = new DateInterval($rv); return $di; } </code></pre></li> <li>Then I recreated a fake DateInterval class ( because DateInterval is only valid in PHP >= 5.3 ) as follows: <pre><code>Class DateInterval { /* Properties */ public $y = 0; public $m = 0; public $d = 0; public $h = 0; public $i = 0; public $s = 0; /* Methods */ public function __construct ( $time_to_convert /** in seconds */) { $FULL_YEAR = 60*60*24*365.25; $FULL_MONTH = 60*60*24*(365.25/12); $FULL_DAY = 60*60*24; $FULL_HOUR = 60*60; $FULL_MINUTE = 60; $FULL_SECOND = 1; // $time_to_convert = 176559; $seconds = 0; $minutes = 0; $hours = 0; $days = 0; $months = 0; $years = 0; while($time_to_convert >= $FULL_YEAR) { $years ++; $time_to_convert = $time_to_convert - $FULL_YEAR; } while($time_to_convert >= $FULL_MONTH) { $months ++; $time_to_convert = $time_to_convert - $FULL_MONTH; } while($time_to_convert >= $FULL_DAY) { $days ++; $time_to_convert = $time_to_convert - $FULL_DAY; } while($time_to_convert >= $FULL_HOUR) { $hours++; $time_to_convert = $time_to_convert - $FULL_HOUR; } while($time_to_convert >= $FULL_MINUTE) { $minutes++; $time_to_convert = $time_to_convert - $FULL_MINUTE; } $seconds = $time_to_convert; // remaining seconds $this->y = $years; $this->m = $months; $this->d = $days; $this->h = $hours; $this->i = $minutes; $this->s = $seconds; } } </code></pre></li> </ol> Hope that helps somebody.
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