I'm working on a project for a friend of mine that is basically a web log.
When he makes a post, it inserts the data into a MySQL database, and also
inserts a timestamp which is data("g:ia") (shows hh:mm am/pm). It then just
displays all of the posts with the timestamps underneath them. Well, he
wants the posts to be catergorized beneath a date, so it would be something
like:
Headlines for March 7th, 2002
Title 1
message text posted by friend at 1:00am
Title 2
message text posted by friend at 9:10pm
Healines for March 6th, 2002
Title 1
etc etc etc
I'm trying to figure out a way to do this without really making things screwy
and bug prone, but can't really come up with any good ideas. I know I'm
going to have to have 2 time columns, one with the timestamp, another with
the date, but trying to figure out how to organize this all is really
frustrating me. Can someone figure out a way to do this without involving
multiple embedded while loops, multiple SQL statements and a whole slew of
temporary variables? I don't want example code or anything, just an idea of
how to do something like this.
Thanks
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