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  1. GANGSTERDAVE
    Hi, We have a script for uploading podcasts. Unfortunately, everything I upload is posted with the date 1 day behind. The date is correct when uploading, but when I view the upload it is, as said, 1 day behind. I've spent the entire day working on this, no luck. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I believe the last two lines of the following (date and date_added) is where the problem lies. Thanks. $title = $_POST['title']; $subtitle = addslashes($_POST['subtitle']); if($_POST[delete]=="delete"){ $query = "DELETE from service where id = $_POST[id] LIMIT 1"; }else{ $query="UPDATE service SET title = '$title', series_id = '$_POST[title]', service = '$_POST[service]', speaker = '$_POST[speaker]', date = UNIX_TIMESTAMP($_POST[date]), date_added = UNIX_TIMESTAMP(NOW()),
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