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Learning by doing. Responsive Site Designer Tutorials
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Wayan (Reetami's Dad)
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couldn't be much easier than Jamie's suggestion
Jamie
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Jim Cantrell wrote:
I have decided to add a new column to the database and instead of setting it as a Date field I will set it as text, there will only be one person entering the info plus the field will not be used as a search.
It's far easier than going through all this.
I have decided to add a new column to the database and instead of setting it as a Date field I will set it as text, there will only be one person entering the info plus the field will not be used as a search.
It's far easier than going through all this.
OK Jim
What is your recordset name? And what is the name of the date column you are wanting to use in the database?
Jim Cantrell
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Jamie wrote:
OK Jim
What is your recordset name? And what is the name of the date column you are wanting to use in the database?
Jim Cantrell wrote:
I have decided to add a new column to the database and instead of setting it as a Date field I will set it as text, there will only be one person entering the info plus the field will not be used as a search.
It's far easier than going through all this.
I have decided to add a new column to the database and instead of setting it as a Date field I will set it as text, there will only be one person entering the info plus the field will not be used as a search.
It's far easier than going through all this.
OK Jim
What is your recordset name? And what is the name of the date column you are wanting to use in the database?
If you look at my first post the table name is speed and the the name of the date column is created_at as in this line:
$field1 = $arow["created_at"];
Jim
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Jamie
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Ok it looks like your record set name is $result?
So, all you need to use is the record set name and replace where I put the word 'Recordset' and replace the word 'columnname' with created_at
Then put that line of php in the place you want it displayed....
So, all you need to use is the record set name and replace where I put the word 'Recordset' and replace the word 'columnname' with created_at
Then put that line of php in the place you want it displayed....
Jim Cantrell
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I tried what you suggeste and all I got was a blank page.
Thanks for trying though.
I have sorted it by adding a new field instead of using a date feild. It is much easier and there is only one person who will be adding the inputs to the database.
Thanks for trying though.
I have sorted it by adding a new field instead of using a date feild. It is much easier and there is only one person who will be adding the inputs to the database.
Jim
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