pp wrote: > > $person->birthday is not a supported field. If the manual indicates > > otherwise, please point me to the error so I can fix it. > > It was my typo in mail title. > I mean birthdate. > I copied and pasted example from manual. > That's why I asked for help.
There's an error in the manual. The date parser turns out to be very picky: it will only accept dates in format day.month.year, all numeric, and the '.'s are literal. Todays date would be 16.01.2002 . I propose dropping the date parser in favor of just passing on dates to MySQL, and requiring that dates are in SQL-compliant format. > The format does metter. > In person.c I noticed that almost all in person record is string. Except the birthdate, as it turns out. I didn't know this either. Emile --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
