Figured I would share this as I have noticed this issue for a while and it always would drive me crazy around this time of year. The RISET block when the days would near the solstice would show the daylight time difference as "0s" even though there was a difference between 'today' and the actual solstice.
- Before Code Update
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Finally spent time and spotted the issue. If you open up the riseBlock.php code and look at line 355 (in the convertDuration function), the line currently was set to this:
That results in any time calculation under one minute to just list as 0s.
To revise this and show the actual difference when the calculation is under one minute, change Line 355 to this:
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else if($seconds<15){
return "≈0 s";
}
else{
return $seconds." s";
}
The result is now this:
- After Code Update
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While I suppose it is possible this might introduce some odd behavior in rare situations, I cannot spot any potential ill-effects.
Note: I made a minor modification to the updated code to account for the calculations not being precise. I suspect this is why the code was originally setup to just show 0s in the first place. 
