Ah, well, proprietary timestamp then. :)
Rob Church
On 23/09/05, Erin Spiceland <erin(a)spiceland.org> wrote:
Thanks for replying. Its not a Unix timestamp, it
starts with 2005, not
112etc..., which is why I figured it was YYYYMMDDHHSSMM.
On Fri, 2005-09-23 at 20:23 +0100, Rob Church wrote:
user_touched, I'd imagine, would be a Unix
timestamp field. You ought
to be able to generate this in PHP using time().
Rob Church
On 23/09/05, Erin Spiceland <erin(a)spiceland.org> wrote:
I'm using mediawiki on a site that employs
three other web apps that
require authentication. I'm trying to write a register script that will
insert the desired authentication and profile data into all 3 apps'
databases at the same time, so that users won't have to register 3
separate times. I've got it working on both of the other apps, but
mediawiki says that the username doesn't exist when I can clearly see it
in the table. I think it has something to do with my values of "" that
I'm putting in the user_token and/or user_touched fields. I did this for
testing purposes simply because I didn't know what was supposed to go
there. What are these fields and what should I put there? Or is there
something else I'm not aware of that could be causing this? user_touched
looks like a date in the format YYYYMMDDHHSSMM. is that correct?
Erin
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