Stupid Birthday error...

[Chris M]

There is a birthday error at a forum I am a Tech Admin at, which has baffled me entirely...

One of the users, has a Birthday of 1st July 1960...

When I look in the Admin CP, or PhpMyAdmin, it says 7-1-1960 (american format m-d-y), which is correct...

However, when I view his profile, it says "31st December 1969"...

Do you know why this is doing this, or how I can correct it?:)

Satan

[Dean C]

I think this was a bug fixed in later versions of vb. upgrade to the latest version :)

- miSt

[Chris M]

Ok a bug fix;)

You wouldn't happen to know what the bug fix is, rather than having to re-install lots of hacks and templates that vB deletes?:)

Edit: Never mind, I think I found what to fix;):)

Satan

[Boofo]

Today at 07:46 AM hellsatan said this in Post #3 (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?postid=399329#post399329)
Ok a bug fix;)

You wouldn't happen to know what the bug fix is, rather than having to re-install lots of hacks and templates that vB deletes?:)

Edit: Never mind, I think I found what to fix;):)

Satan

It's in member.php and you might want to fix it in the register.php, too. :)

[Chris M]

Thanks Boofo:)

Satan

[cirisme]

What was the fix?

I know it's that epoch seconds are of range, but what do I change to fix it? :)

[bgray]

i have this problem too. Could someone explain how to fix it?

[insanctus]

I need the fix as well. I do not feel like going to 2.3 and readoing hours of hacking :)

[Boofo]

Today at 01:58 PM insanctus said this in Post #8 (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?postid=412695#post412695)
I need the fix as well. I do not feel like going to 2.3 and readoing hours of hacking :)

In member.php, change this:

$birthday = @date($calformat1,mktime(0,0,0,$bday[1],$bday[2],$bday[0]));

to this:

$birthday = @date($calformat2,mktime(0,0,0,$bday[1],$bday[2],1993)).', '.$bday[0];