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[roaftech]

I want to change the default caption below the 'Latest Uploads' thumbnails, to remove the upload date and replace it with the photo taken date and time which I record as the 'user2' optional variable.
I have found a partial answer at
http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php/topic,74575.msg359032.html
13/Mar/2012
snip ...
Open include/functions.inc.php, find
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        if ($set_caption) {
            build_caption($rowset, array('ctime'));
        }
        $rowset = CPGPluginAPI::filter('thumb_caption_lastup', $rowset);
and replace with
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        if ($set_caption) {
            build_caption($rowset);
        }
        $rowset = CPGPluginAPI::filter('thumb_caption_lastup', $rowset);
...snip
which removes the upload date satisfactorily.

I have attempted to substitute 'user2' in place of 'ctime' but nothing appears in the captions.  I have had a look into the sql database tables and confirmed that the field exists, is correctly named and does contain data.  If I use 'mtime' instead I get a date in 1970 (presumably the date zero in the operating system?) and so I conclude that the problem is in the way the 'ctime' is decoded. 
Any advice?

[Αndré]

Please have a closer look at the function build_caption in include/functions.inc.php.

It contains several lines to know how to deal with submitted parameters, e.g.

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        if (in_array('ctime', $must_have)) {
            $caption .= '<span class="thumb_caption thumb_caption_ctime">' . localised_date($row['ctime'], $lang_date['lastup']) . '</span>';
        }so you need to add an additional block like

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        if (in_array('user2', $must_have)) {
            $caption .= '<span class="thumb_caption thumb_caption_user2">' . $row['user2'] . '</span>';
        }

[roaftech]

Thanks Andre, that resolves it.