function hosting_format_interval in Hosting 7.3

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 5 hosting.module \hosting_format_interval()
2. 6.2 hosting.inc \hosting_format_interval()
3. 7.4 hosting.inc \hosting_format_interval()

Format a timestamp as a string in a friendly way.

Parameters

int $ts: The timestamp to format as a an interval.

Return value

string Returns a string representing the given timestamp:

• If the timestamp is the current time: 'Now'.
• If the timestamp is 0 or FALSE: 'Never'
• Otherwise formatted as 'X ago' where 'X' is for example 1 year or 1 minute etc.

See also

format_interval()

8 calls to hosting_format_interval()

hosting_cron_node_view in cron/hosting_cron.module

Implements hook_node_view().

hosting_field_handler_interval::render in includes/views/handlers/hosting_field_handler_interval.inc

Render the field.

hosting_platform_view in platform/hosting_platform.module

Implements hook_view().

hosting_queues_configure in ./hosting.module

Form to configure the frequency of queue execution.

hosting_queue_summary_block in ./hosting.module

Build a block summarising the hosting queues.

... See full list

File

./hosting.inc, line 74

General purpose Hosting module functions.

Code

function hosting_format_interval($ts) {
  if ($ts == REQUEST_TIME) {
    return t('Now');
  }
  if ($ts <= 1) {

    // Treats the UNIX EPOCH as never.
    return t('Never');
  }
  return t("@interval ago", array(
    "@interval" => format_interval(REQUEST_TIME - $ts, 1),
  ));
}