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Posted on 2004/1/12 22:16
DaBoyz
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For a module i'm developping, I need to set date from 1900 to 20xx (for birthday) ... I used the same function like you in the piCal module (XoopsFormTextDateSelect) to display the calendar that permit to choose the date ...
I modify the line 38 in include/calendarjs.php :
to
It's working but the function uses TIMESTAMP format to store in the database but I use DATETIME (not limited from 1970), do you know how to modify the function to store the data with this format and also retrieve date for modification ?
I modify the line 38 in include/calendarjs.php :
cal.setRange(2000, 2015);cal.setRange(1900, 2015);It's working but the function uses TIMESTAMP format to store in the database but I use DATETIME (not limited from 1970), do you know how to modify the function to store the data with this format and also retrieve date for modification ?
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GIJOE
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hi DaBoyz.
It's easy to TIMESTAMP to DATETIME.
date('Y-m-d',$unixtimestamp);
If you mean DATETIME to TIMESTAMP,
use UNIX_TIMESTAMP() function of MySQL.
But Windows can't support the timestamp between 1900-1969.
It's easy to TIMESTAMP to DATETIME.
date('Y-m-d',$unixtimestamp);
If you mean DATETIME to TIMESTAMP,
use UNIX_TIMESTAMP() function of MySQL.
But Windows can't support the timestamp between 1900-1969.
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DaBoyz
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Quote:That's the real problem so I change for another solution (french explanation) ...
Thanks for your anwser.
But Windows can't support the timestamp between 1900-1969.
Thanks for your anwser.
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Posted on 2004/1/15 20:37
DaBoyz
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It's me again ... toc-toc-toc ...
I just saw the release of the new version 0.60 beta for piCal with this in the change log :
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First, I suppose that >= 1970 is in fact <= 1970 ... ?
Does this mean that you resolved the problem with the Unix date limit ?
I just saw the release of the new version 0.60 beta for piCal with this in the change log :
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operation with date of year >= 1970 or >= 2038 added
First, I suppose that >= 1970 is in fact <= 1970 ... ?
Does this mean that you resolved the problem with the Unix date limit ?
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