Well, Xenon, it kept bugging me so I kept at it until I found out (with some help) what the time problem was I was having. It turns out that it was my fault after all. You were right. The code you gave me for the time had this in it:
Code:
".vbdate($dateformat." ".$timeformat,time())."', ";
and I added an "at" to it, where, apparently, I shouldn't have. Like this:
Code:
".vbdate($dateformat." at ".$timeformat,time())."', ";
and the code I needed to change it to was this:
Code:
".vbdate($dateformat,time())." at ".vbdate($timeformat,time())."', ";
I guess I learned a little something from this after all.