Using time?

[shrek1609]

Re: Using time?

isn't there a typo here...

 

if(!$ir['item_recieved'])	{
if(date('g') <= 7 && date('g') >= 9)   {

	echo 'You landed it, and it is the right time! You just found item x';
	item_add($ir['userid'], 59, 1);

}
}

 

shouldn't it be

 

if(!$ir['item_recieved'])	{
if(date('h') <= 7 && date('h') >= 9)   {

	echo 'You landed it, and it is the right time! You just found item x';
	item_add($ir['userid'], 59, 1);

}
}

 

g next to h typo me thinks :-D

[Haunted Dawg]

Re: Using time?

No, date('g') is 7, date('h') is 07

[shrek1609]

Re: Using time?

sorry haunted i thought it was just h for time...

shouldn't the cron query be setting item_received back to 0 ready for the next day and a sql query in the if statement updating item_received to 1 ?

[Haunted Dawg]

Re: Using time?

This:

 

if(!$ir['item_recieved'])   {
  if(date('g') <= 7 && date('g') >= 9)   {

     echo 'You landed it, and it is the right time! You just found item x';
     item_add($ir['userid'], 59, 1);

  }
}

 

Should be

 

if(!$ir['item_recieved'])   {

  if(date('g') <= 7 && date('g') >= 9)   {

     echo 'You landed it, and it is the right time! You just found item x';
     item_add($ir['userid'], 59, 1);
  mysql_query("UPDATE `users` SET `item_recieved` = 1 WHERE `userid` = ".$ir['userid']);

  }

}

[legrolls]

Re: Using time?

Still not working, I'm using v2, so I changed the mysql_query to $db->query, with no prevail