A new way to look at online stats.

[Dygear]

http://simfia.com/#Page/LFSTrackGuide.php?Track=AS1

Enjoy guys :).

[Anarchi-H]

The colour coded sectors are cool, but asides from that, how is it different?

[Dygear]

More F1 Ish. I don't like looking at a flat image, nor do I like looking at a track with no stats. :). Speaking of this, I really need to get a ms2time function that does it's job. If there is minutes, then put in minutes, don't be lazy about it and use how many seconds ... any one have a function they are willing to share in PHP?

[filur]

Looks really nice. :)

Speaking of this, I really need to get a ms2time function that does it's job. If there is minutes, then put in minutes, don't be lazy about it and use how many seconds.

Didn't really get this, describe it a bit more and i could give it a try.

[paXton]

Hi,

nice site!
Speaking of this, I really need to get a ms2time function that does it's job. If there is minutes, then put in minutes, don't be lazy about it and use how many seconds ... any one have a function they are willing to share in PHP? I don't understand exactly what you mean. It seems to look ok at your site.
Please give an example, if you still need help from another phpbeginner. 8)

paXton

[NotAnIllusion]

I think he means that eg on this page http://simfia.com/#Page/LFSTrackGuide.php?Track=AS7 all times are shown in seconds only. Would be nice to have it in mins:seconds.fractions for the tracks that apply to it.

[filur]

<?
function dispTime($time, $fraction, $noPrefixZero = false) {
$secs = floor($time / $fraction);
$time = $time - floor($secs * $fraction);
if ($time < 10)
$time = "0$time";
$ret = @date("i:s",$secs).".$time";
if ($noPrefixZero)
$ret = preg_replace("/0([1-9]):/","\\1:",$ret);
return preg_replace("/^00:/","",$ret);
}
echo dispTime(85950, 1000) . "\n";
echo dispTime(8595, 100) . "\n";
echo dispTime(85950, 1000, true) . "\n";
echo dispTime(8595, 100, true) . "\n";
?>

This function worked last time i suggested it, and it works now too. (Aston north/BF1 time in example calls).

[Dygear]

Thanks, I'll give a shot.

[Dygear]

Yea, it worked like a charm, thank you very much. Gave you a little plug on the front page for that :).