Hi Rambo,
>you could use the function
> nemein_is_article_online() found in the Utils snippet under the
> NemeinNavBar snippetdir (supposing you have fairly recent version).
>
Just tried this function, but got something strange:
although
article->approved is set to 2003-03-17 16:21:15
and article->revised is set to 2003-03-17 17:40:33
in mysql the function returns 1 meaning article is online!!!
This is because of the check
if (($article->revised) < ($article->approved)) {return 1;}
and if I check $article->approved it gives me 934896663
and $article->revised gives: 933339335
which explains the mistake....
so how does midgard deal with date/time fields in mysql?
Any ideas how to fix this?
Alex
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