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[kh99]

Assuming you have the new plugin working, you'd also have to change your code to use the new field. I think you just have to change the $thread['dateline'] line like this:

$thread['dateline'] = vbdate($vbulletin->options['op_datetime'], $lastpostinfo['lastthreaddateline']);

[Easy5s.net]

Wrong place?

PHP Code:

        $test = $vbulletin->db->query_read("
            SELECT dateline AS lastthreaddateline
            FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "thread
            WHERE threadid = " . $forum['lastthreadid'] . "
        ");

    $thread['dateline'] = vbdate($vbulletin->options['op_datetime'], $test['lastthreaddateline']);
        $lastpostinfo['trimthread'] = '['.$thread['dateline'].'] '.$lastpostinfo['trimthread']; 


[kh99]

You'd want to use query_first() instead of query_read() (or else you'd have to call fetch_array()).

[Easy5s.net]

you can edit help me

[kh99]

What you had above looked OK, just change the first line to:

$test = $vbulletin->db->query_first("

[Easy5s.net]

No change, still display the last post time

[kh99]

Hmm...well, I checked to make sure that the thread table dateline field is the date of the first post, so I can't see how that would happen. Maybe someone else will see the problem.