Hi Stackers,
I'm having a PHP Question (again). This time it's about time. I've created a timer, which gets the latest time from a database field, and when the new date is received, will insert a new row with a new time, so that the game can reset. However, when I test it, it doesn't seem to work. There is no error, but the date becomes the first one you can have in a Timestamp.
What am I doing wrong?
magicaltimer.php
// Get Time Information.
$get_timeinformation = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM magical_gametimer WHERE game = 'ctv' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1");
$timeinfo = mysql_fetch_assoc($get_timeinformation);
$basetime = $timeinfo['time'];
// Get the new Time.
$newtime = strtotime('+21 days', $basetime);
$testtime = "1471738828";
// Get the reset date information.
$date = date('d/m/Y', $newtime);
$today = date('d/m/Y');
$today_timestamped = date("d/m/Y",time());
$new_resettime = strtotime('+21 days', $today_timestamped);
// Check if, and when, reset the game!
if ($date == $today) {
$error = "<div class='geenTeamlid' style='margin-bottom: 5px;'>Olla! Je komt <strong>precies</strong> tijdens een reset binnen. We gaan je pagina herladen!.</div>";
$insert_time = mysql_query("INSERT INTO magical_gametimer (timetitle, time, game) VALUES ('Round Timer: CTV', '".$new_resettime."', 'ctv')");
}
// Make the time visible, for the cracker to be seen.
$resetdate = date('d/m/Y', $newtime);