Thanks a lot. It solved my problem. :-)
On Apr 15, 10:56 pm, Brendon Kozlowski wrote:
> In your /app/config/bootstrap.php file, before the ending ?> (if the
> file contains one), use the following PHP code:
>
> date_default_timezone_set('America/New_York');
>
> You can find your OWN area's time
In your /app/config/bootstrap.php file, before the ending ?> (if the
file contains one), use the following PHP code:
date_default_timezone_set('America/New_York');
You can find your OWN area's timezone by checking the examples from
http://php.net/timezones - just switch the string in the functio
Perhaps your server is running in a different timezone than you are.
On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 2:45 AM, gaurav.v.sharma
wrote:
>
> Thanks a lot, it worked perfectly fine :-) But the "time part" in
> the created field is not having the correct value for current time ...
> what should be done i
Thanks a lot, it worked perfectly fine :-) But the "time part" in
the created field is not having the correct value for current time ...
what should be done in that case...
On Apr 12, 9:23 pm, brian wrote:
> Change the field name to "created" and add another named, "modified".
> Both of th
Change the field name to "created" and add another named, "modified".
Both of them should be defined like so:
DATETIME DEFAULT NULL
Cake will then set the value when/where appropriate.
On Sun, Apr 12, 2009 at 2:05 AM, gaurav.v.sharma
wrote:
>
> Hi all :-),
>
> I have created a small applicatio
Hi all :-),
I have created a small application using the bake command. While
designing the database for the application I created a column named
"creationdate" in every table so as to record the date and time of
that operation.
I donot allow user to enter this "creationdate" value infact I have
