Re: I`m having a little trouble displaying future dates...

> But it only stores as 0000-00-00 00:00:00. I suppose it has something to do > with my format. First, I'd recommend ditching the manual date formatting and using Unix timestamps (see date()/time() in the PHP manual and the MySQL UNIX_TIMESTAMP / FROM_UNIX_TIME functions). Among other things, this makes it very easy to add times and eliminates the need to spend time worrying about date formats in your code (on the code I write, Unix timestamps are used everywhere for storage and calculations; the only place I worry about formats is in the date() call to display something to the user). It also allows you to things like $tomorrow = time() + 86400, since you're just manipulating seconds. On the content management system I wrote, I gave the users 6 fields for the release date of an article (year / month / day, hour / minute / second), which sidesteps the whole issue you're experiencing. Alternately, you could just correct the date using something like //$ar_timestamp has the user-selected date for the article $gd = getdate($ar_timestamp); // Correct to 7AM that day $corrected_timestamp = mktime(7,0,0,$gd['mon'],$gd['mday'],$gr['year']);