Seconds to String in PHP

This function will return the duration of given time period in days, hours, minutes, and seconds. For example, if you call SecsToStr(1234567), return “14 days, 6 hours, 56 minutes, 7 seconds”.

  1: function SecsToStr($secs) {

  2:     if($secs>=86400){$days=floor($secs/86400);$secs=$secs%86400;$r=$days.' day';if($days<>1){$r.='s';}if($secs>0){$r.=', ';}}

  3:     if($secs>=3600){$hours=floor($secs/3600);$secs=$secs%3600;$r.=$hours.' hour';if($hours<>1){$r.='s';}if($secs>0){$r.=', ';}}

  4:     if($secs>=60){$minutes=floor($secs/60);$secs=$secs%60;$r.=$minutes.' minute';if($minutes<>1){$r.='s';}if($secs>0){$r.=', ';}}

  5:     $r.=$secs.' second';if($secs<>1){$r.='s';}

  6:     return $r;

  7: }