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IT'S A GIRL!!! WELL SORTA!!
See your PM. Yours, Kirk |
I'M AN IDOT!!!
I'M AN IDOT!!! I'M AN IDOT!!! All I had to do (esp. since the test was old) was to change the "last 30 days" to "BEGINNING" and there it was!! OH MY GOODNESS!! YOU ARE WONDERFUL!! OK, I'm naming my next child PAUL!!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! OK, now PM me and tell me where you are!! I travel all over the country and teach Professional Photography!! IF you are in a city that I go to, I want to photograph your family, or take them to dinner, or do something for you!! YOU HAVE NO IDEA how thankful I AM!! A little girl!! So cute and sweet!! Thanks again my friend!! Yours, Kirk Voclain |
Heh. Not so fast. Note the date it claims all those posts were made. Something tells me you didn't have a really popular site in 1970... I'm off to examine the date function :) Be back with some updated code in a few...
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do you have $useunixtime="1" set in the options?
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Do you want me to go in and delete everything to retry the test???
Kirk |
YES!!
$useunixtime="1" That is how I have it. Kirk |
Just check for me and let me know if you have $useunixtime="1" in the settings at the top of the file before I go crazy trying to figure out what went wrong ;D
You *SHOULD* have $useunixtime="1" since you're using WebBBS 5.0 |
Ok. Yet another mistake on my part. Download the attached file, delete all of the posts you've already converted, and try again. :)
This time the dates should be correct. Paul Edit: The updated file can be found in the first post in this thread. |
Here is and exact copy of what is in the script!! NOTICE that I have the offset to -0 could that have caused the problem???
HERE YOU GO: // Earlier versions of WebBBS used local server time values for your messages. Enter in // the offset from GMT to insert the correct timestamp into the database. For example, if // the server where WebBBS files were saved was EST (GMT -5), you'd set the following value // to "-5". You only need to change this if you've set $useunixdate = "0" (below): $gmtoffset = "-0"; // Are you using an older version of WebBBS that does not use unix time? If so, set the // following to "0". If you are using 5.x, leave the value below to "1": $useunixdate = "1"; Yours, Kirk |
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