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How to display content according to a time range in PHP

Asked by Animaze in PHP Scripting Language

Tags: PHP

Hello, I am looking to implement a way to display a contact form on a website to have a sales person call back a customer, but only during business hours between 9:00 AM & 5:00PM.

I've tried to wrap my head around it but am not having any luck. This would just be a way to check if the time of day is between two specified hours and return true if it is and false if it isn't - perhaps a function like this, where a start and end time are entered.

checkBizHours('9:00 AM', '5:00 PM');


Here is where I was going with this, but it's not working:

$current_time = date('h:i A');


if ($current_time >= '09:00 AM' AND $current_time <= '05:00 PM')
{
      echo "The time is now $current_time. The doctor is in.";
} else {
      echo "The time is now $current_time. The doctor is out.";
}


I'm probably just way off, but any help shedding some light on this would be greatly appreciated. All my searches on the matter have turned up nothing so far.

Thanks,
Animaze
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