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Lexx
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Posted - 13 April 2001 :  17:04:09  Show Profile  Visit Lexx's Homepage  Send Lexx an ICQ Message
How does the forum define the last registered user? bij ID or by date/time?

'coz i've got something weird, it's been saying that the same user is new for over a week now, whilst 10 other people registerd!

thnx

http://forum.echtwel.nl

gor
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Posted - 13 April 2001 :  17:47:00  Show Profile  Visit gor's Homepage
It is determined by the M_DATE (Member Since) date.
If I sort the memberlist on that date (just click on the text in the tableheader on the members page), it shows joiedevivre as registered on 04/07/2001 and as most recent new member, just like the frontpage says....

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Lexx
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Posted - 14 April 2001 :  06:21:39  Show Profile  Visit Lexx's Homepage  Send Lexx an ICQ Message
Thnx.. then there's a problem with my registration procedure (the procedure from the forum is integrated into the website's one). think i forgot to check how my reg.asp writes the date away in the forum d/b with SQL. (just migrated from Acces)

I see. joidevivre registered on 4/7/01, that should be 7/4/01 (dutch time notation) :(


Edited by - Lexx on 14 April 2001 06:23:46
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gor
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Posted - 14 April 2001 :  07:45:24  Show Profile  Visit gor's Homepage
Did you change anything in the session.LCID in config.asp ??
Because this shouldn't make any difference. We designed it to use the strings for dates in the database to fix this problem.

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Lexx
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Posted - 15 April 2001 :  07:47:27  Show Profile  Visit Lexx's Homepage  Send Lexx an ICQ Message
No I didn't, and i've seen the string yes.. to be honest i don't have a clue why since the migration from acces to sql i've been having those date problems. The machine on wich the acces database resided was english windows with dutch locale, the SQL machine is english windows + sql, also dutch locale. but SQL seems to ignore that and just use US date notation for everything, unless i explicitly tell not to (in the sql statements)

but what's up with session.LCID ? :)


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