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Retrieving lastvisit, should be easy...
Ok this is my code
But everytime I call $userlastvisit it says "1018586613" I have tried $user[lastvisit], $user[lastvisitdate], $user['lastvisit'], and $user['lastvisitdate']. I'm probably making this harder than it should be, but help please. gre:No members have liked this post.
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First of all, use the query_first() method instead of query() and then fetch_array(), since you are only getting one row of data.
![]() Anyway, what you get (that long number) is in Unix Timestamp, and needs to be converted. Use:
FORMAT is the format of the date / time, see the manual entry for date() for more info.
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Thanx FireFly, that was MUCH easier than what I thought it would be. :bandit: But about the query_first, if I use that I get an error in db_mysql about a bad argument, so I had to just use query. No members have liked this post.
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If you use query_first() you don't need fetch_array(), because it does that internally.
So instead of:
You just use this:
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Oh ok I got it now, sorry I'm still trying to learn all this coding.
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Firefly - what a timely post.
Thanks for this information. While we're on the subject, I was working over the weekend trying something along the same lines. I have Photopost installed along with vbulletin and I want to pop-up a little javascript message or display a blinking "photo gallery" graphic if there have been new photos posted in the gallery since the users last visit. The problem I was running into was selecting the photopost db in index.php. It would appear to get selected properly (since servername, username & password) are the same, but then I went to select data from the photpost db, I would get a message returned a string that said something like "Resource ID 27". I'm fairly confident the select_db was working ok becuase if I did not reselect the Vbulletin db at the end of my code, vb would throw errors. any ideas???? thanks if advance Firefly! - jeff No members have liked this post.
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$result isn't what you are looking for, you first need to fetch the row:
And then use $result['fieldName'].
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Thanx FireFly, that was MUCH easier than what I thought it would be. :bandit:
