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Xiphoid: I rechecked my member.php file, as well a new install of member.php from v2.2.6 and those 3 lines are easily found within there. Maybe you modifying those 3 lines due to a hack.
Boofo: That's because it rounds everything to the nearest full day -- By seconds, minutes, and hours. If that wasn't there, you would get results like "43.715318 Days". |
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Is there any way to put the actual time the person registered behind the date registered then so it will make more sense to the newbies out there? |
Yeah, i'm working on it. It's my first time using the date() function, so.. :o
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Nice, these are very useful thing you are coming out with!
Keep it up Drk |
that is dope!!!!
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Great job ;)
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It looks quite nice in the memberslist also :p
In memberslist.php, find: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
Code:
<normalfont>$userinfo[datejoined]</normalfont> Code:
<normalfont>$userinfo[datejoined]</normalfont> <smallfont>($regdays $daydays)</smallfont> |
Good job, looks cool. I'll add a link to your post in the first post for this hack.
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works fine so far, thank you, but I have a question:
how can I change the word "days" into german "Tage" ? cu Schorsch |
Ah, quite easily. Search for this:
Code:
$daydays = "Days"; Code:
$daydays = "Tage"; Code:
$daydays = "Day"; Code:
$daydays = "Tag"; |
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