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Only just started poking in the vB code - but to me im just confused over where edit_date and edit_time come from ? your just linking edit_dateline.
I know dates are stored in unix format in the db so when you pull something out you'll need to parse it with the vbdate function these two lines in class_postbit.php leaped out on a grep. Code:
$this->post['postdate'] = vbdate($this->registry->options['dateformat'], $this->post['dateline'], true); $this->post['posttime'] = vbdate($this->registry->options['timeformat'], $this->post['dateline']); |
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