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15/06/2004 03:03:47
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OneSicPuppy
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Joined: 15/06/2004 02:47:41
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Hi all, I'm new here. I registered so I could post up in the forums and get some help w/ Advanced Guestbook 2.2.
For years I've had my own website, and throughout that whole time I've used the same guestbook... a free one from htmlgear.com to be exact. Well, I just installed Advanced Guestbook 2.2 onto my website and I want to move all of the guestbook entries from the old guestbook onto this one.
I have no problem doing it manually... copy and paste works wonders. Only problem is that the dates won't coincide with the original date the book was signed.
Is there a way I can go in and manually change the dates to when they were originally? If so, could someone please walk me through it? Please understand that I have never used PHP & MySQL ever in my life before. In fact, I have been "using" it for exactly one hour now lol.
So, if I could get some VERY detailed instructions, keeping in mind that I'm a PHP & MySQL newbie retard, it would be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks!
~J
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17/06/2004 15:12:13
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Anonymous
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you need to convert the unix timestamp numbers in the mysql database. To do this with your dates, you can go to any online unix timestamp to regular dates covertor tools. It is very easy, but also very very time consuming. It took me a couple of hours to do.
Timestamp for 17 June 2004 at 09:11:09 () is
1087477869
Here is a link to one
http://www.theukwebdesigncompany.com/php/php-timestamp-convertor.php
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06/07/2004 18:25:07
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Anonymous
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Hi, I am having the same problem. What exactly do you do when you get the timestamp, where do you put it? I'm also new to this, so I'm php illiterate
Thanx
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16/02/2005 03:48:01
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Lenyman
Beginner
Joined: 15/02/2005 03:08:39
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Hi...... I can help you...... i dont know if you fixed it yet.
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16/02/2005 07:39:02
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Carbonize
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Joined: 12/06/2003 19:26:08
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Location: Bristol, UK
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The timestamp needs to be put directly into the MySQL entry for tha post. I'll write something on it later if I get chance.
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Carbonize
I am not the maker of the Advanced Guestbook
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11/04/2005 17:24:04
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Anonymous
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Carbonize, have you ever explained how to do it?
I'll write something on it later if I get chance.
If you did, can you give me a link to the post please. I still haven't been able to figure it out on my own
Thank you!
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11/04/2005 17:53:32
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Carbonize
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Joined: 12/06/2003 19:26:08
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Location: Bristol, UK
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If I'm not to busyin work tonight I'll write a tutorial. Basically if you have phpMyAdmin you need to go to book_data and then browse the entries putting the timestamp in th appropriate slot.
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Carbonize
I am not the maker of the Advanced Guestbook
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12/04/2005 08:16:00
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Anonymous
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Carbonize,
Thank you so much for the tip, I finally got it and was able to transfer all the entries from my old GB with the proper times and dates.
Thank you!
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