So, I've used the custom function in nwnx_cool (found in the "cool_include" script) named Time();
It returns the actual timestamp, which is in the format of a unix timestampe (from what I've gathered...
So the time was listed as an integer as such...
1370355542
As far as I can tell the 42 = seconds in (0-99) form...
The 55 I assume is minutes as when the 42 reaches 00 55 would jump to 56...
However, I've read somewhere that:
In UNIX timestamp format time is a number of seconds since Jan 1, 1970.
Which seems to make perfect sense....
What I'm asking for here specifically though is code to decipher month/day/year / hours / minutes / seconds in 24 hour time. e.g. (0-23 hours)
Can anyone whip up some custom functions to return the time (as requested above) ?
(I"m sure I could do it in a few days (or weeks), but my brain, meh, it's not working like it use too!)
Anyway, thanks for your help/feedback in advance...