Changing a non-vb date to use today/yesterday hack?

[Gutspiller]

I'm using the "Last X Posts v1.0.5" hack and I am trying to get it so that the date it shows uses the today/yesterday hack. I believe this should be a super easy fix, but I am stumped as to what I need to change. The code where the date goes is this:

// the last post date & time column,
	if ($lastpostdate == "1") {
		echo("<td bgcolor=\"$bc\" style=\"font-family:$f; font-size:$fs; color:$tc;\" align=\"center\">$fd</td>\n");
		++$cols;
	}

I can see the variable I need to change is the "$fd", but I don't know the var that I am suppose to change it to to get it to work. Can somebody please help me on this, I can't figure it out for the life of me and would greatly appreciate the help.

Thanks!!!!

[Gutspiller]

Bump

[Gutspiller]

Bump

[Gutspiller]

Bump. I can do this for years.

[Natch]

You could also get banned OMG you do need to give people a chance ...

(Or look into how vB does it, and have a play yourself)

[Gutspiller]

I thought the rules say every 24 hours is ok? The stupid thing is, is that I had the hack and overwrote it with an older file uploading it to my server. I did a search with anything with my name and anything that could result in finding the previous thread of finding out how to do this and it was either deleted or placed under something I have no idea what to search for.

Anyhow, I just really want some help and it seemed like something so simple, that if somebody was seeing my message, I didn't think it would take this long to help me.

[Gutspiller]

bump

hum... you want help, just tell once... twice and more is harrasment...

PHP Code:

if(empty($answer))
{
    $answer = 'nobody have a clue!';
} 


but you can also see the situation like this:

PHP Code:

$answer = ++$patience; 


[Gutspiller]

20 days is patience in my book.

The thing that really gets me is that I had it working and I uploaded an older file over the newer file that had the hack working. sonuvab!!!!tch