[jamesd116]

Brian sorry disreguard this part of the question in the support the easy questiopns i should be asking here.
1) In a module jmYesNo can someone tell me how to do this in the schema i klnow its not int or varchar so what would I use for the schema
2) start and End date I am using and the start date obviously is current time stamp how would ui do this for the form and the schema for end date lets say maybe +30 days to expire
Thanks James


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[jamesd116]

any help with the end date


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One day the court system will learn that a childs mother is not the only option...... Question is will it be too late by that time...

[smith.kyle]

Check out how Jamroom does it in the content.php script.

Kyle


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[Michael]

jamesd116:

1) In a module jmYesNo can someone tell me how to do this in the schema i klnow its not int or varchar so what would I use for the schema

you can use any of these. just pick one that will be easy to validate.
if you used INT(1) then 0 is off and 1 is on or 0 is NO and 1 is yes.
if you use varchar(3) then you could use 'yes' and 'no'

you could even use ENUM('yes', 'no') it only matters how you want to access it from the php that will determine which is best to use.


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