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I think $thread[dateline] is the date of the first post, but it's not formatted as a string. You'd need to format it using something like
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$thread['firstpostdate'] = vbdate($vbulletin->options['dateformat'], $thread['dateline']); in a plugin (maybe hook location threadbit_display). Then you should be able to use $thread[firstpostdate] in your template. (BTW, I haven't tried this at all). |
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