The version of what I mentioned in c# is as follows, how can I do this with lapper

if (DateTime.Now > DateTime.Parse("29.6.2023 21:00:00"))
{
this.MsgPly("^2The product has expired!", Conn.UniqueID);
}

For time it should look something like this.
For the date GetLapperVar("ShortDate") it should somewhat the same.

$SplitCurrTime = SplitToArray(GetLapperVar("ShortTime"), ":");
$SplitSetTime = SplitToArray("21:00:00", ":");


$SplitCurrTime[0] = Hours
$SplitCurrTime[1] = Minutes
$SplitCurrTime[2] = Seconds

$SplitSetTime[0] = Hours
$SplitSetTime[1] = Minutes
$SplitSetTime[2] = Seconds

IF((ToNum($SplitCurrTime[0]) > ToNum($SplitSetTime[1])) && (ToNum($SplitCurrTime[1]) > ToNum($SplitSetTime[0])) &&(ToNum($SplitCurrTime[2]) > ToNum($SplitSetTime[2]))) THEN
#Your Code.
ENDIF

Thx to Racon for a much more efficient way.

15:03 is later than 14:59, but will fail that check because the minutes value is lower and you've used '&&'. I think you need to compile both values into seconds before comparing to avoid a whole bunch of conditional testing, ie:

Quote from Bass-Driver :

For time it should look something like this.
For the date GetLapperVar("ShortDate") it should somewhat the same.


<?php 
$SplitCurrTime = SplitToArray(GetLapperVar("ShortTime"), ":");
$SplitSetTime = SplitToArray("21:00:00", ":");


$SplitCurrTime[0] = Hours
$SplitCurrTime[1] = Minutes
$SplitCurrTime[2] = Seconds

$SplitSetTime[0] = Hours
$SplitSetTime[1] = Minutes
$SplitSetTime[2] = Seconds

IF((ToNum($SplitCurrTime[0]) > ToNum($SplitSetTime[1])) && (ToNum($SplitCurrTime[1]) > ToNum($SplitSetTime[0])) &&(ToNum($SplitCurrTime[2]) > ToNum($SplitSetTime[2]))) THEN
#Your Code. 
ENDIF
?>



Thank you

Quote from Racon :

15:03 is later than 14:59, but will fail that check because the minutes value is lower and you've used '&&'. I think you need to compile both values into seconds before comparing to avoid a whole bunch of conditional testing, ie:


<?php 

$test1 = ($Split1[0]*3600)+($Split1[1]*60)+$Split1[2];
$test2 = ($Split2[0]*3600)+($Split2[1]*60)+$Split2[2];

IF ($test1>$test2) THEN
  #code
ENDIF

?>



Thank you I will try

Quote from Racon :

15:03 is later than 14:59, but will fail that check because the minutes value is lower and you've used '&&'. I think you need to compile both values into seconds before comparing to avoid a whole bunch of conditional testing, ie:


<?php 

$test1 = ($Split1[0]*3600)+($Split1[1]*60)+$Split1[2];
$test2 = ($Split2[0]*3600)+($Split2[1]*60)+$Split2[2];

IF ($test1>$test2) THEN
  #code
ENDIF

?>



Yeah didnt think of that.
your code is much more efficient, ill edit the code in my first post.
Thx

npnp, I learned it the hard way