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Help with date format for "first post" hack?
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As far as I know, the today/yesterday thing is handled in the vbmail() function.
Why it doesn't work I'm not sure though... |
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You have change the calls to the vbdate function to enable "yesterday" and "today". For example, the hack contains the function call:
$thread_dateline = vbdate($vboptions['dateformat'], $thread['dateline']); which, if changed to the following, should work for you: $thread_dateline = vbdate($vboptions['dateformat'], $thread['dateline'], true); |
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