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Does anyone know how admin can change an entry's date and time in Advanced Guestbook2? I could modify the date field in the database, but the date is encoded in a strange way. In other words, does anyone know how to encode/decode Advanced Guestbook date data?

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Auron]]> https://proxy2.de/forum/posts/preList/2196/5917.php https://proxy2.de/forum/posts/preList/2196/5917.php GMT
exactly. The truth is, the dates aren't encoded in any strange way, they are simply in unix timestamp format. I used built-in php function called [b]mktime()[/b] to convert the date you want into unix timestamp. For more detail visit [url]http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.mktime.php[/url]]]> https://proxy2.de/forum/posts/preList/2196/5936.php https://proxy2.de/forum/posts/preList/2196/5936.php GMT [url]http://www.4webhelp.net/us/timestamp.php[/url]
but I would be better to have an import modul for aguestbook
(for example import from csv files)]]> https://proxy2.de/forum/posts/preList/2196/5961.php https://proxy2.de/forum/posts/preList/2196/5961.php GMT ]]> https://proxy2.de/forum/posts/preList/2196/5963.php https://proxy2.de/forum/posts/preList/2196/5963.php GMT