[Slapyo]

ok that worked thanks. now what do i change in the query to make it so it gives the count for the getdaily search?

the reason i ask is i think from looking at the database the times are stored in unix_timestamp format. but i don't think php has a unix_timestamp function, just mysql.

PHP Code:

$countnewthreads = $DB_site->query_first('SELECT COUNT(postid) AS newposts FROM post WHERE dateline > $unix_timestamp'); 
$totalnewthreads = number_format($countnewthreads['newposts']); 


i know that the ending of the query would be the only difference. my problem is being able to give the unix timestamp for today. like september 9 2004 0:0:0am ... just not sure how to go about that.