Date problems

[objelland +]

Originally Posted by Eric Barnes

Look in the database and double check that the date value is actually something other than the really old one.

Next try to just echo it without having it run through this code:

$origDate = explode("-", $rs['expiration']);
$expiration= mktime(0,0,0,$origDate[1],$origDate[2],$origDate[0]);
$expiration = strftime("%Y-%m-%d",$expiration);

Hi,

Thank you very much for your respond.
I figured out what caused the strange result. I was asking for the ID field in my query instead of OWNER. My stupid mistake.
Thanks anyway!

Kind regards,
Oyvind

[MrGForce +]

ERIC ..... THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. You have always been there with the answers.

You have given me exactly what I was looking for over the last couple months to change the dateadded field. I've applied your additions to the Listings.php file and now my edited and renewed listings get the current date and time and then show up at the top of the listings again, just the way I wanted them to, and just like this post does.

The code I am speaking about you actually gave in a recent post that had just been closed, so I couldn't respond to it there, but wanted you to know that you helped.

This is the closed post ....

Date Renewal = Date Added

Thanks again for your great support. It's very much appreciated.

Rich



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