做了一个函数来完成这项工作:
/*
* The function week_times() converts a a time and a set of days into an array of week times. Week times are how many seconds into the week
* the given time is. The $offset arguement is the users offset from GMT time, which will serve as the approximation to their
* offset from UTC time
*/
// If server time is not already set for UTC, uncomment the following line
//date_default_timezone_set('UTC');
function week_times($hours, $minutes, $days, $offset)
{
$timeUTC = time(); // Retrieve server time
$hours += $offset; // Add offset to user time to make it UTC time
if($hours > 24) // Time is more than than 24 hours. Increment all days by 1
{
$dayOffset = 1;
$hours -= 24; // Find out what the equivelant time would be for the next day
}
else if($hours < 0) // Time is less than 0 hours. Decrement all days by 1
{
$dayOffset = -1;
$hours += 24; // Find out what the equivelant time would be for the prior day
}
$return = Array(); // Times to return
foreach($days as $k => $v) // Iterate through each day and find out the week time
{
$days[$k] += $dayOffset;
// Ensure that day has a value from 0 - 6 (0 = Sunday, 1 = Monday, .... 6 = Saturday)
if($days[$k] > 6) { $days[$k] = 0; } else if($days[$k] < 0) { $days[$k] = 6; }
$days[$k] *= 1440; // Find out how many minutes into the week this day is
$days[$k] += ($hours*60) + $minutes; // Find out how many minutes into the day this time is
}
return $days;
}
?>