Js processing PHP output timestamp not on the solution

  • 2020-03-30 03:24:10
  • OfStack

The timestamp passed in by PHP for JS processing is always out of place. The original JS timestamp was 13 bits and contained 3 milliseconds, while PHP only had 10 bits and contained no milliseconds.


var nowtime = (new Date).getTime(); 
 
function comptime(beginTime,endTime){ 
var secondNum = parseInt((endTime-beginTime*1000)/1000);//Calculate the timestamp difference

if(secondNum>=0&&secondNum<60){ 
return secondNum+' Seconds before '; 
} 
else if (secondNum>=60&&secondNum<3600){ 
var nTime=parseInt(secondNum/60); 
return nTime+' Minutes ago '; 
} 
else if (secondNum>=3600&&secondNum<3600*24){ 
var nTime=parseInt(secondNum/3600); 
return nTime+' Hours before '; 
} 
else{ 
var nTime = parseInt(secondNum/86400); 
return nTime+' Days ago, '; 
} 
} 
t = comptime(timestamp,nowtime);//timestamp for PHP through ajax The time stamp returned 

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