Good Luck

Homer

http://www.usanetcreations.com/dcforum/User_files/4c366b27711cc004.txt

your code was:
print "<TR><TD BGCOLOR=\"$config{'colortablebody'}\">Current Auctions Listed</b><font Color=\"red\">$totalfiles)/FONT></TD></TR>";

after pasteing the above code and refreshing my main page, i found that the current auctions listed value had dropped. I noticed that for the deluxe makebid program the "$totalfiles" should be changed to
$totalfiles2

that corrected the problem and my listings went back up to where they should have been.

Every thing works fine now, but the fields are blank, probably it will fill in when someone new registers.

other than that, i am happy with the addon. thanks

Homer

IT WORKS !!!!!

Got a new member and the name date and time showed up just like you said.

many thanks for your efforts.
cheers

I'm thinking the best place to add this date and time is on a users feedback page.

Many thanks for any help or advice Mate!

Best Regards
Len

the $nowtime line in the "sub createnewaccount" contains no YEAR.
This could be modified easy in order to print the Year also, but to use this entry, one would have to filter out the date and this is a rather comlicated task, at least for me...

In the standard EA versions I use, we use the feedback entry in order to get the date for the newest member info. But this add-on is different from the MB Version, so I decided to include a $nowtime line like I did in the mod above.

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Makebid Version

sub createnewaccount {

umask(000); # UNIX file permission junk
mkdir("$config{'billingdir'}", 0777) unless (-d "$config{'billingdir'}");

my $nowtime = strftime "%a %b %d, %I:%M %p", gmtime(time + ($config{'systemtime'}* 3600 ));

Above line would have to be modified a little to include the Year.

This is what's beeing written using the line above.

New Account Created:::Fri Oct 16, 11:26 AM:::0.00:::New Account Created:::0.00

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Homer

Many thanks for any help Mate!

Best Regards
Len

Sorry, was mixed up, it's not the feedback, but the accounting section I usually take the date from. Your script Script uses something like:
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my $nowtime = strftime "%a %b %d, %I:%M %p", gmtime(time + ($config{'systemtime'}* 3600 ));
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New Account Created:::Fri Oct 16, 11:26 AM:::0.00:::New Account Created:::0.00
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meaning, that you would have to adopt the "strftime" line (as you probably already did) to display the Year, if required
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print NEWACCOUNT "$trans$fielddelimiter$nowtime$fielddelimiter$amount$fielddelimiter$details$fielddelimiter$balance\n";
close NEWACCOUNT;
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and move the content of:

$trans$fielddelimiter$nowtime$fielddelimiter$amount$fielddelimiter$details$fielddelimiter$balance\n";

to something like
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$nowtime$fielddelimiter$trans$fielddelimiter$amount$fielddelimiter$details$fielddelimiter$balance\n";
---

Still, you would need to filter out exept the date "$nowtime" to only display the first, b.Ex., 11 digits (Feb.09.2010), using a regex or some other routine. I myself am unfamiliar to "$fielddelimiter" Element reading.

This may have some effect on other parts of the script, wherever this line will be read and/or used to persent the content somewhere, so be careful before just screwing up...

Homer

you may reach me directly, or this could get to long here...

Best Regards
Len