Marcin So?tysiak olga.pl wrote: > found this in calendar.c : > > ... > startv= time(NULL); > stopv= DATE_MAX; > > .... > > php_midgard_select ( > ... > > "AND article.up=0 AND Unix_Timestamp(calstart)>=$d" > "AND 24*60*60-1+ > Unix_timestamp(Date_Add(calstart, INTERVAL caldays DAY))<=$d", > ..., startv, stopv) > > Say today is 24 Sep 2001 > > When you set calstart to 24 Sep 2001 Midgard puts 2001-09-24 into > database which means 2001-09-24 00:00:00 , but when selecting calendar > startv is set to ie. "2001-09-24 16:34:23" (of course it's timestamp), > so calstart will never be grater than startv when you want to start on > 24 Sep 2001.
... I sorta get what you're saying, but we'd highly appreciate unidiffs. I read them easier, and they'll be easier to incorporate. Emile --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
