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    What's the best way to add to time()?

    For example: time() + 5 will return 5, not the current unix timestamp with 5 added to it. Any ideas? Thanks

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    What's the best way to add to time()?

    For example: time() + 5 will return 5, not the current unix timestamp with 5 added to it. Any ideas? Thanks

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    • date-time
    • timestamp
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    Oh you have to wrap in quotes. 

    (time() + 5)

    Works. Sigh

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