note 7347 deleted from time by torben

Actually, the comment made by fishy@hotbot.com above is correct, just the sample code is messed up. This should work (I have it working where the timestamp is part of a mysql_fetch_array result, but it should also work with class based DB access): <pre> $temp = time($row[TimeVar]); /* or...where $DB is a DB object $temp = $DB->curr_row(TimeVar);//or something similar.. $temp = time($temp); */ $date = date("n/d/Y", $temp); //that should set $date to the correct //date based on the MySQL timestamp. //Note that I have the timestamp //length set to 8, witch reports the //date in YYYYMMDD format. </pre> Timestamps are nice because all of the code for it is in MySQL, and they increment automatically.