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01/08/2003 01:12:38
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Anonymous
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Hi,
Does anyone know how admin can change an entry's date and time in Advanced Guestbook2? I could modify the date field in the database, but the date is encoded in a strange way. In other words, does anyone know how to encode/decode Advanced Guestbook date data?
example: 1059691164 = Thursday, 31. July 2003 17:39
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13/08/2003 06:21:47
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Anonymous
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Thanks to no one.. I finally got the answer to this question. Since no one answered this question, I'm not going to post the solution here either; unless someone desperately needs it.
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17/08/2003 13:13:56
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Anonymous
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please reaaly need the answer!!!
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17/08/2003 13:14:25
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Anonymous
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please I really need the answer
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17/08/2003 13:28:47
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Anonymous
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ok I know unix time stamp but I need the easiest way to convert it...
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17/08/2003 15:43:43
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Auron
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Try http://www.php.net/
Surprisingly this is a good place to go to find out ANYTHING about php.
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18/08/2003 04:14:46
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Anonymous
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spuri,
exactly. The truth is, the dates aren't encoded in any strange way, they are simply in unix timestamp format. I used built-in php function called mktime() to convert the date you want into unix timestamp. For more detail visit http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.mktime.php
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19/08/2003 18:47:20
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Anonymous
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I used this converter
http://www.4webhelp.net/us/timestamp.php
but I would be better to have an import modul for aguestbook
(for example import from csv files)
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19/08/2003 20:32:21
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Anonymous
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thanks.. nice utility
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