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Very good work.

For user-friendly State Duration, I would add this line in scripts $d = floor ($f_duration / 1440); $h = floor (($f_duration - $d * 1440) / 60); $m = round($f_duration - ($d * 1440) - ($h * 60)); and changed this line #$body .= "State Duration:$f_duration mins. "; to something like this $body .= "State Duration:$d days $h hours $m minutes "; anyway good job!

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