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Asked: June 1, 20222022-06-01T04:52:53+00:00 2022-06-01T04:52:53+00:00

php – Get content from a time slot

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I’m creating a kind of tv guide.
Now the information I have is a list of programs from 22.05.31 to 22.06.11. How can I filter by days or by hours? For example, only show the programs from 22:00 today, until 18:00 tomorrow.

  <?php
     date_default_timezone_set("Europe/London");
  ?>
  <body> 
   <?php
     $url="https://hls.airy.tv/airytv/33";
     $xml=simplexml_load_file("$url");
     $usertimezone = $_COOKIE['tz'];
     $utc_offset =  date('Z'); 
     $timediff = $usertimezone - $utc_offset;
     foreach($xml->xpath('programme[@channel="33"]') as $item) {
       $start = substr( (string)$item["start"], 0, -8);
       $end   = substr( (string)$item["stop"], 0, -8);
       $timediffstart = $timediff + strtotime($start);
       $timediffend = $timediff + strtotime($end);
       echo date("y.m.d", strtotime(substr($item["start"], 0,  -8))) . '<br>';
       echo date("G:i", $timediffstart).'&nbsp;-&nbsp;'.date("G:i", $timediffend) . '<br>';
       echo "Title : ".$item->title. "<br>";
       echo "<br>";
     }
   ?>
   <script>
     var user_timezone_offset = new Date().getTimezoneOffset()*60;
     user_timezone_offset = user_timezone_offset == 0 ? 0 : - 
     user_timezone_offset;
     document.cookie = "tz="+user_timezone_offset;
   </script>

OUTPUT:

22.05.31
8:00 - 9:01
Title : Hockey Night in Thailand Nov 21 2019 Game 1 Eps 009

22.05.31
9:01 - 10:00
Title : Hockey Night in Thailand Rewind Nov 21 2019_Game_2 Ep 010

22.05.31
10:00 - 10:01
Title : ThailandTV_Filler_1A

...

22.06.11
6:17 - 7:53
Title : Spirits_of_Bruce_Lee

22.06.11
7:53 - 7:58
Title : ThailandTV_Filler_1N

22.06.11
7:58 - 8:00
Title : ThailandTV_Filler_1N

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