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ahh well im not sure about the default format from vbulletin
cause they dont follow the php standards where you include the %sign maybe vbulletin add's it along the process of handling the date.. but if you want to acces vbulletins preset formats they can be reached via $dateformat = $vbulletin->options['dateformat']; $timeformat = $vbulletin->options['timeformat']; But lucky vbulletin stores in default unix format, which enables us to use the php standards to calculate time/date etc ![]() down to the secound.. |
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