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toejam789
Tue 27th Nov '01, 4:21pm
WHen I add a new user through the control panel, the birthday I enter is always lost - I have to go back to the user later, and re-enter it - costing me LOTS of time. Why won't it take my birthday entry the first time?
WizyWyg
Tue 27th Nov '01, 7:10pm
Does this happen if you use the normal sign up form? ( you can turn of verify email in the admin cp to test)
tubedogg
Tue 27th Nov '01, 11:18pm
Make sure the birthday you are using is in the format
yyyy-mm-dd
toejam789
Wed 28th Nov '01, 3:54pm
we have to enter the birthdays two times - we copy the first entry, and paste it when entering the birthday the second time. It NEVER works the first time.

Thanks
tubedogg
Wed 28th Nov '01, 5:02pm
Geez...this is a pretty stupid bug LOL :)

OK the fix...In admin/user.php, find, on line 137,
'birthday'
and change it to
'$birthday'
Keep the quotes ( ' and ' ) there.

Moving to bugs...
toejam789
Wed 28th Nov '01, 5:44pm
you guys rock
Joshua Clinard
Thu 29th Nov '01, 5:02pm
Can this fix be confirmed by John or one of the programmers?
Kaizen
Thu 29th Nov '01, 5:08pm
Originally posted by tubedogg
Geez...this is a pretty stupid bug LOL :)

OK the fix...In admin/user.php, find, on line 137,
'birthday'
and change it to
'$birthday'
Keep the quotes ( ' and ' ) there.

Moving to bugs...

Isnt this the solution to the bug ?
tubedogg
Thu 29th Nov '01, 5:23pm
Kaizen: Yep.

Joshua: You can wait for confirmation if you want but it's exactly how it was put in CVS and will be included in the next version.
Freddie Bingham
Thu 29th Nov '01, 5:27pm
Looks good to me.
Joshua Clinard
Thu 29th Nov '01, 8:38pm
Thanks. I didn't know that the mods had access to CVS, tubedogg!
Freddie Bingham
Thu 29th Nov '01, 11:09pm
They have access to view it.
Black Tiger
Mon 3rd Dec '01, 7:25pm
Sorry for asking this here, but I saw CVS in this forum several times.
What does CVS mean?

Thanks in advance!
(so I won't have to reply with a thank you and then this topic can be left nice and clear!)
tubedogg
Tue 4th Dec '01, 12:34am
CVS means Concurrent Versions System. It's a way of allowing multiple people to work on the same files - the basic idea is you check a file out and then you check it back in when you're done working on it. The system then analyzes the file before and after your changes and can generate a report of differences between any two versions of a file.

edit: i was wrong :o
Chen
Tue 4th Dec '01, 11:13am
CVS means Concurrent Versions System (at least where I come from :)).