MODS.DB9.DK

[radixvir]

i dont know why it was there but under the mkrealdate function you subtracted a day. so whenever i entered my bday it would show it as one day before. which obviously isnt my bday. so i changed:

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   if ($birth_year>1970)
      $epoch=$epoch+$epoch_Y*365-1+$leapyear;
   else
      $epoch=$epoch-$epoch_Y*365-1-$leapyear;
   return $epoch;

to

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   if ($birth_year>1970)
      $epoch=$epoch+$epoch_Y*365+$leapyear;
   else
      $epoch=$epoch-$epoch_Y*365-$leapyear;
   return $epoch;

and it works fine. any reason why i shouldnt have done that?

[kip2001]

OMG! Thank you so much, my birthday is on the 31st and this was bugging me a lot!

[Niels]

I'm not shure this is the correct way to correct your problem

witch versions have you installed, the birthday mod should calculate correctly

could you please inform me of witch date you have used to "test with" so I can see here on mods.db9.dk how it behaives....
(I asume you have tested here on mods.db9.dk if the error is here as well ?)

[radixvir]

no i havent tested it here. i JUST downloaded the bday script from this forum a few days ago so its probably the latest. my bday is 4/24/82
heres my config:

freebsd 5.1
php 4.3.2
phpbb 2.0.5

ill test it here in a minute

[kip2001]

lol, same day probably I did

[radixvir]

no it seems to work fine here on your board. maybe cause im on nix and you are on windows?

[kooky]

no it seems to work fine here on your board. maybe cause im on nix and you are on windows?

i'm both on UNIX and Win OS and not any problem with birth date

[Keiichi]

I'm having this issue also. I've tried various user-adjusted time zones and that wasn't the problem also. I've removed the -1 thing also and it worked.