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hmm try this.
open admin/functions.php find: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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Xenon,
I made the change, when I went to my calendar the date still shows up under "each year". When I went to my profile & attempted to change my date to "February 18, 2003" it gave me the following error message: Database error in vBulletin 2.3.0: Invalid SQL: SELECT username,userid,birthday FROM user WHERE birthday = 2003-02-17' OR birthday = 2003-02-18' mysql error: You have an error in your SQL syntax near '' OR birthday = 2003-02-18'' at line 3 mysql error number: 1064 Any ideas. Thank you, Robert Pfeifer |
Xenon,
I reinstalled the "original" backup I made of "admin/functions.php" and the error goes away. But date shows up on home page of forum & on calendar for every year. Thank you, Robert Pfeifer |
you've made an mistake and deletete the single ' in front of the $today...
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Xenon,
You were very correct. I did screw up & miss the ' I uploaded the new file & now the birthdate does not show up on the home page at all (even if the year is current) & still shows up on the calendar for each year. Thank you, Robert Pfeifer |
hmm weird...
don't have any further ideas.. |
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