I found some code and altered it a little… But it never worked correctly in the first place.
I’m trying to convert seconds into minutes. I need to find a way to insert a zero when seconds are under 10?
But it still acts weird after ten seconds… LOL!
function getTime(seconds) {
part = String(seconds/60);
part2 = part.split(".");
time = part2[0]+":"+(part2[1]*6);
return time.substring(0, 4);
}
function getTime(seconds) {
part = String(seconds/60);
part = part<10 ? "0"+part : part
part2 = part.split(".");
time = part2[0]+":"+(part2[1]*6);
return time.substring(0, 4);
}
like that??
Or the more mathematical approach:
function getTime(seconds:Number):String {
var sec:Number = seconds % 60;
return (seconds - sec) / 60 + ":" + (sec < 10 ? "0" + sec : sec);
}
:tie:
Ohh, thanks a ton. I got it working!
Btw… Canadian, I wasn’t actually getting the time… Although my function was named like that.
I think I kinda confused ya. I was actually inputting the seconds from a mp3 player and converting it into a normal readable output.