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php Programming Glossary: auctionDateTime::diff() isn't affected by timezone but always return same value http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11137425/datetimediff-isnt-affected-by-timezone-but-always-return-same-value by timezone but always return same value I am adding auction based data to my system. For example user's timezone is `America.. my system. For example user's timezone is `America Denver` auction start time is Thu 21 Jun 2012 03 46 22 AM auction period 1 day... Denver` auction start time is Thu 21 Jun 2012 03 46 22 AM auction period 1 day. auction end time Fri 22 Jun 2012 03 46 22 AM I..
Mysql trigger/events vs Cronjob http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1734073/mysql-trigger-events-vs-cronjob trigger events vs Cronjob I have an auction website which let my users place an unlimited amount of autobiddings... hours when someone actually points his browser to an auction or makes a manual bid. If it's all autobids you can calculate..
Calculating the time difference in an PHP/MySQL/JavaScript system http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2020517/calculating-the-time-difference-in-an-php-mysql-javascript-system to a certain point let's say the countdown time. I have an auction that has a closetime at a certain point this time is stored.. and closeTime I think this should be clear. function auctionDelayTime currentTime closeTime totaldelay closeTime currentTime..
When to use a Class vs. Function in PHP http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2122123/when-to-use-a-class-vs-function-in-php If you're representing something like a user's data or an auction bid creating a User object or AuctionBid object makes it easier..
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