What's up with the date in the forum?
Today is October 2 2001
but many posts (even mine) are 3 Oct 2001
Today is October 2 2001
but many posts (even mine) are 3 Oct 2001
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The date and time are forever going wrong. Patric is tearing his hair out trying to get it fixed. 
I was afraid it was the usual usenet trick to change the computer date to have your post on the top for a long time...
Originally posted by VultureGFF
HEHE... I find it admirable how he tries but doesn't succeed
Yes, it is really a sticky bug.
I imagine poor Patric sitting behind the computer, mumbling things like "yesterday it was today, and today will be tomorrow, except in the late hours, when it is to early"
actually I already asked about this, but i can't find the thread anymore: what software do u use to prepare this forum.
I saw at least another forum with the same graphics, I think a "BigBrother" one...
I saw at least another forum with the same graphics, I think a "BigBrother" one...
When I look at the extension, it is made in php. That is a serverside scripting language, coming from the unix-world. If I remember correctly, Gen Suvorov can tell you more about php.
No, I know about PHP-MY SQL etc..., it's just that the forum graphics, mechanics and options (the avatar,the ranks, the smilies) are identical to a Big Brother forum (that i can't find anymore...)
so I think that they come from the same template of some software ....
so I think that they come from the same template of some software ....
Van Barel? You're in GMT +1 ??? Then switch it to GMT +12 in the User CP --> The Fiji Islands. The time is then correct for our timezone
If you look right down at the botom of the page you will see:-
Powered by: vBulletin Version 2.0.3
Copyright ©2000, 2001, Jelsoft Enterprises Limited.
© Copyright 2001 Paradox Entertainment
This software is used by a growing number of boards.
Cannot remember the website but its www.jelsoft.com I think.
Thanks!!!
It's true that the brain removes futile parts of information before
processing: I have looked around the page before for this info, but never saw that!! (Or more the things on my desk ain't cigarettes )
It's true that the brain removes futile parts of information before
processing: I have looked around the page before for this info, but never saw that!! (Or more the things on my desk ain't cigarettes
)