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With vBulletin version 3.04 I used phpinclude_start and defined this variable
$mydate = date("l F jS"); but now I'm told with 3.5 I have to do it in a different way. Can someone please explain how to make this work in my header template <font size="-2">$mydate</font> |
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admincp -> plugin system -> add new plugin
put $mydate = date("l F jS"); in global_start hook |
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Thanks Dream, that worked perfect.
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FYI: There are two variables created as part of global.php running called $datenow and $timenow, which have the current date/time in your preferred format.
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Close, $datenow uses the MM-DD-YEAR format, I prefer this format "Wednesday July 13th".
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