The edits to usercp_register arent that complex, there are a million posts on here about this problem, why do people still insist OE. AS for it showing jan2 instead of Jan1, that problem went away when I moved the birthday variables before user_active, user_actkey) and before , 0, 1, "; on the insert statement. So now I have the same problem everyone else has rather jan1-1970. Surely one of these 50 posts regarding this issue has a solution????
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YES!!!
by shawng on Fri 26. Aug, 2005 22:56
Okay the answer has been on this board for 2 almost 3 years.
http://mods.db9.dk/viewtopic.php?t=2009 ... 2+jan+1970
Scroll down to warmweer and see what he has to say. The fact is that the ordering of these variables on the insert is very crucial. after the 0,1 on the values and before user_active on the insert line resolved the issue when ALL ELSE FAILED. Thank you to Warmweer- 2 years later!!!
-Shawn
http://mods.db9.dk/viewtopic.php?t=2009 ... 2+jan+1970
Scroll down to warmweer and see what he has to say. The fact is that the ordering of these variables on the insert is very crucial. after the 0,1 on the values and before user_active on the insert line resolved the issue when ALL ELSE FAILED. Thank you to Warmweer- 2 years later!!!
-Shawn
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