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Support => cpg1.4.x Support => Older/other versions => cpg1.4 miscellaneous => Topic started by: Wladimir on August 29, 2006, 07:30:29 pm
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I installed coppermine gallery at my site and it works perfectly. Now I'm setting template...
And I have question:
How can I change date of uploaded image???
Thanks for reading and help!
Wladimir..
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Do you want to modify the actual time stamp or the way it is being displayed (the time format)?
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Do you want to modify the actual time stamp or the way it is being displayed (the time format)?
Below image it stands Aug 29 2006, and I want to change it to April 15 2006, how?
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Well, you uploaded today, so why should it display a date from the past? If you want to modify the date, you'll have to manually edit the database using a tool like phpMyAdmin or similar. You'll have to apply a Unix time stamp.
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Well, you uploaded today, so why should it display a date from the past? If you want to modify the date, you'll have to manually edit the database using a tool like phpMyAdmin or similar. You'll have to apply a Unix time stamp.
Well, I want to change date because I want to publish my gallery (http://wladimir.byethost11.com/artofwladimir/english/gallery.php (http://wladimir.byethost11.com/artofwladimir/english/gallery.php)) images with real date realise. Can you tell me more about editing database!?
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Not a coppermine-driven gallery as far as I can see.
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I'm making Coppermine gallery here ---> http://wladimir.byethost11.com/artofwladimir/gallery (http://wladimir.byethost11.com/artofwladimir/gallery)
That one is an old gallery!
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As suggested, you'll need phpMyAdmin (http://www.phpmyadmin.net/) to edit your database directly. You will have to edit the entries in the ctime column - they are in time stamp format.
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I have that admin thing at byethost.com... Thank you very very much, I'll try to do that! But I thouth out new way (just writing in discription made in ...)
Thanks anyway,
Wlad
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I have that admin thing at byethost.com... Thank you very very much, I'll try to do that!
Be extra carefull - if you're not exactly sure what you're doing, you can easily ruin your entire gallery. Make a backup before fiddling with the database.
But I thouth out new way (just writing in discription made in ...)
That's the recommended solution anyway.