[Hereisfun]

So this should be the insert into:

PHP Code:

$query = "INSERT INTO cmmnts2 (name, date, comment, email) " .
"VALUES ('$name', 'time()',  '$comment', '$email')"; 


Does the table stuff have to be in order?


And this should be the display?

PHP Code:

while ($row = mysqli_fetch_array($sql, MYSQLI_ASSOC)) {
    echo '<b>Name:</b> '.$row['name'].'<br />
          <b>Comment:</b> '.$row['comment'].'<br />
          <b>Email:</b> ' .$row['email'].'<br />
          <b><i><font color="#393939">Date Posted:</b></i> '.date('M/d/Y h:i A', $row['date']).'<br /><br /></font>';
} 


Ooo and im not sure if i used the font color the correct way..but it worked so oh well unless there is a better way..

With this code it still came out with the wrong date :/ Hmmph its probably somthing i did wrong :/

[kmote]

Try time() without the single quotes.

As for the order on the insert statement, if it is like this:

$query = "INSERT INTO cmmnts2 (name, date, comment, email) " . 
"VALUES ('$name', 'time()',  '$comment', '$email')";

then it is independant of the order of the fields in the table but if it is like this:

$query = "INSERT INTO cmmnts2 " . 
"VALUES ('$name', 'time()',  '$comment', '$email')";

then the values have to be in the same order as the fields in the table. You should ALWAYS use the first method.

[CrazeD]

PHP Code:

$query = "INSERT INTO cmmnts2 (name, date, comment, email) " .
"VALUES ('$name', '".time()."',  '$comment', '$email')"; 


Try this.

[Hereisfun]

It works
Thank you very much, again!!!

[j.smith1981]

As just general guidance notes PHP as a reference library of all functions on its website, use this link: PHP Time (related to timestamp) to get the timestamp format you require (as the same with MySQL, uses the Unix timestamp generally but thats obviously on the Linux/Unix system, dont know too much about Windows, but dont like running apache on Windows, isnt really suited for it)

[CrazeD]

PHP still uses the UNIX timestamp on Windows. And you don't need Apache to use PHP on Windows, although Apache works absolutely fine on Windows.