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To turn it into a date, you must use vbdate(). There are comparisons with the numbers. Let me look at my information and give you a good explaination.
To find a time in a specified time you would create a variable and assign it a time like in vBulletin... Something like this: $last_month = time() - 60*60*24*60 The explainaion of the last numbers is: seconds x minutes x hours x days) Then in your query, you use something like this... WHERE time > $last month ... in your WHERE clause. That'll fit you into the last month value. To find the date you want (say when a post was made or so), you'd use vbdate(). I really haven't used it so I couldn't explain it and it's arguments. |
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