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I'm not sure why you'd be getting a parse error, unless you made some sort of mistake when editing the code. The lines should read exactly like this:
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I'd be interested to know what's going wrong? |
There might be a fixed length needed?
When replacing "today" with "heute", all is well. When replacing "yesterday" with it's German correspondant "gestern", there occurs an error. When I chose " gestern" (mark the two leading blanks), all is well again. Strange, maybe someone can enlighten us? |
TheMasterG, LamBras:
I can't seem to replicate this problem on my own board. What version of PHP are you running? |
4.0.6
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Well, honestly, I'm stumped. There should be no reason that you can't change what's in the quotes for $date="".
Stumped, I tells you. Stumped. |
I can change it, but it must have the same length as "today" and "yesterday". Well, the workaround is using blanks. :)
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I use this hack also on a german Board. Without any problems. :surprised:
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thx for this hack, great work ;)
Hubsi |
it doesnt work.. i did everything correct twice and nothing shows up. ????
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