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[bigbrother]

Interesting to read what you guys discuss, of course not personally...

Ciao

Martin

[Beeveer]

Sry, this is no answer to my question. Do you remember?

Ok, what's the timestamp of your /index/birthday_xxx.dat at the
end of a day? Just take a look and let me know...

Btw, I have no problems concerning this matter but a final solution
for interested parties. That makes the difference between us.

You said: The nicest version I know... but this is not the latest one
from here? So I think there are a lot of disaccords in your posts.

Do you really know which version you've tested at all?

The code is exactly the same, except a toggle, that make it possible to turn the cache off in the admin panel. The file is nicely updated one time a day, not multiple time a day, so it is working as Niels wants that is it working.

Example from the timestamps, checked with a program that monitors filechanges:

29-07-2005: 0:03
30-07-2005: 0:04
31-07-2004: 0:08
Updated at midnight, and when one of my users visited the board.

[easygo]

The code is exactly the same, except a toggle, that make it possible to turn the cache off in the admin panel.

Just another version and "not" exactly the same code like the latest one -->

http://mods.db9.dk/viewtopic.php?p=19989#19989

Well, your toggle feature is a nice gadget, but it makes a further
entry in a crowded admin control panel, what for? There's
no need to switch off caching B-days if it works.

However, thanx for your answer. I believe...
we'll have good weather after the storm.

[Beeveer]

Became time too, was raining the whole week over here

[Werner]

this is the new section witch I now use on index....this can be used on all OS
Notice you will need a folder named /cache/index - and the www server need write access to this.

So I did and the index.php is running without an error. How nice.

But everytime I look into the folder /cache/index/ there is no file in it.
Why?

[Werner]

this is the new section witch I now use on index....this can be used on all OS
Notice you will need a folder named /cache/index - and the www server need write access to this.

So I did and the index.php is running without an error. How nice.

But everytime I look into the folder /cache/index/ there is no file in it.
Why?

*bump*

Any idea?

[belin]

i have try to use the bday mod but logged user see the today birthday correctly and not logged user (guest) see yesterday birthday

any ideas??

the mod create 2 files in cache directory
1: bday_0.php ... with yesterday birthaday and $birthday_week_list correct
2: bday_2.00.php ... with today birthday and $birthday_week_list

Probably guest see bday_0.php and logged user see bday_2.00.php

Any ideas for this problem
Thanks

[easygo]

Hi belin,

please remove this code! In the future use the URL instead
of copy/paste complete codes from my site.

http://www.net4seven.de/ftopic410.html

Probably guest see bday_0.php and logged user see bday_2.00.php

Choose gmt +2 for board timezone. This may solves your problem.

greetz easy