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Andy, thanks...I did that on my php page... however, when I opened phpMyAdmin to check the record, the DateStamp field was filled in just as the other ones (00-00-0000) - All the other fields were filled in correctly, but the date one wasnt... Does it have to do with the php coding or with the database??? Regards. PS: I went to your website and read through the tuts... they're awesome.. gonna apply some of that to my apps...

I forgot to say that Im using the wamp2.0 combo.... if it makes any differrence...

Hi there, It's stored as DATETIME dat type... Initially I set it as DATE and it didn't work either.... Cheers

Hello Guys, On my php form I only got 3 fields to fill in (name, email, message) and in my db I've got ID, name, email, message and DateStamp, the latter in which I'd like to show the date and time (most importantly the date) when the form (therefore the data) was submitted... Using phpMyAdmin, is there a way to do this?? I have also included in my php file $date = date(d-m-yy); but is not registering any date... though the data is submitted successfully and stored in the db... Any thoughts please... truly appreciative... Rod

Hi Guys Thanks for the ideas..... I figured as much... just wanted to see if I could do it from my pc... I guess I'll have to test these features live from a proper server.... Cheers

Dear all, the following error message pops up as I run my mail() function: Warning: mail() [function.mail]: Failed to connect to mailserver at "localhost" port 25, verify your "SMTP" and "smtp_port" setting in php.ini or use ini_set() B4 y'all reply, let me tell you that Im running the WAMP2.0 (Apache, PHP, MySQL) on Windows Vista Home Premium. I tried allowing the Firewall to open port 25 and I disabled the anti-virus and tried again and didn't work. What is your suggestion?? do I have to change something in the php.ini file?? What is that ini_set() ??? Please try a plain english approach as Im new in the programming world. Many Thanks