I found the following code which is working well for a time sheet calculator I am using
function convertSecondsToHHMMSS(intSecondsToConvert) {
var hours = convertHours(intSecondsToConvert);
var minutes = getRemainingMinutes(intSecondsToConvert);
minutes = (minutes == 60) ? "00" : minutes;
var seconds = getRemainingSeconds(intSecondsToConvert);
return hours+" hrs "+minutes+" mins";
}
function convertHours(intSeconds) {
var minutes = convertMinutes(intSeconds);
var hours = Math.floor(minutes/60);
return hours;
}
function convertMinutes(intSeconds) {
return Math.floor(intSeconds/60);
}
function getRemainingSeconds(intTotalSeconds) {
return (intTotalSeconds%60);
}
function getRemainingMinutes(intSeconds) {
var intTotalMinutes = convertMinutes(intSeconds);
return (intTotalMinutes%60);
}
function HMStoSec1(T) {
var A = T.split(/\D+/) ; return (A[0]*60 + +A[1])*60 + +A[2]
}
var time1 = HMStoSec1("10:00:00");
var time2 = HMStoSec1("12:05:00");
var diff = time2 - time1;
document.write(convertSecondsToHHMMSS(diff));
It works fine when time1 is greater than time2, if time1 is less than time2 an extra hour is subtracted eg.
var time1 = HMStoSec1("09:00:00");
var time2 = HMStoSec1("08:55:00");
var diff = time2 - time1;
document.write(convertSecondsToHHMMSS(diff)); // writes "1 hr 5 mins" instead of "0 hr 5 mins"
I think its something to do with the Math.floor in the convertHours function.
I am trying to build something that can just take hours and minutes and subtract/add time, not actually times just quantities of hours and minutes.
There must be a simpler way that sadly eludes me, any help would be greatly appreciated.