Hi,
Thanks for replying.
> Just select out records that are NOW() - (24 * 60 *
> 60)
I just need this for 1 record, when the user logs in I
want to know if he has joined more than 1 day back or
not...
I am looking into php.net/date and php.net/time, but
if have an example for me...:-)
Tha
Just select out records that are NOW() - (24 * 60 * 60)or if you use
datetime field instead of timestamp, which is prolly better off ofr many
reasons, use DATE_SUB(NOW(), INTERVAL 1 DAY) or something similar. you
can get timestamps from datetime fields, if that is an issue for you...
Jason
M
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data like:
20040928170708
20040916163619
etc
Anybody have a function for this? or can help? am a
bit confused because reading on google I see that
there are 2 possible problems as MySql has its own
time and PHP its own time (most of the time!)
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http://www.php.net/date
http://ww
Hi,
I have a field in the db called
join_date_time(timestamp 14)
which has data like:
20040928170708
20040916163619
etc
This keeps track of the customer join date, I need to
know if the client has joined in the last 24hrs or
more than 24hrs back...
Anybody have a function for this? or can he
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