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the time period, allowing you to just reprint tickets..
Imho it would be better to use a db setup.. But to each his own.
-greg
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>But assuming i dont know the initial date, for example if i am
>selling scratch cards and i want it to automaticaly take the 1st day
>they use the card to be in place of the date given.
>
Sorry, I am not a English native speaker, and then i don't understand
what do you m
What i am trying to do is this:
have an account which is valid for 30 days, but the 30day start counting
from the first day the user logs in to the system.
I am thinking that the only way i can do it is have the system to give them
access for 30days X 24Hours =720hours, i am sure that i should be
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