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Could this be anything maybe?
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have you tried $post[dateline] or $postdateline
also try $_POST[postdateline] or $_POST[$post[dateline]] or $_POST[$postdateline] one of the latter should definately work |
Hey sabret00the cheers for the help/advice, and you too assassingod i really REALLY appreciate it.
Yet, sabret00the none of the codes in your post worked at all :( Did i need to move any php code anywhere? |
nope you should've just been able to do
$custompostime = $_POST[$dateline] or something of the sort and then call it in your template as $customposttime sorry i couldn't help more, if steve checks this again, he might be able to use what i tried to get it to work. |
So surely i have to place
$custompostime = $_POST[$dateline] Somewhere in a php file? I was just adding the codes you listed above in the other post to a template, which obviously were comming up blank. Basically i just want to be able to show the time a new reply was made, in another template. |
in your functions.php
what exactly are you trying to do it could go a along way towards me trying to help you |
Yeah your write lol, im jus beein over protective cause its something simple i wanted to do and i cant :p Plus i wanted to release it as a tiny hack if i got it to work i jus didnt want someone doin it b4 me (if they aint already) Blah ill pm u what im doing
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fromw hat you explained, you can't do it the way it the way i was trying to do it but rather using a query, if i think you mean what i think you mean, anyway, check the query that's used in the forumdisplay.php
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Ok i found this code in the forumdisplay.php and i think/hope its the one i need
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