[Calgon]

A unix timestamp is a number, the amount of seconds it has been since January 1, 1970. Right now, that's approximately at 1437784996 seconds - though it doesn't account for timezones, it accounts for the time of the server it's being checked from (the server will generate a unix timestamp by calculating how many seconds it has been since 1970).

So now you have this number, you have a rough guide of where we are at in time, we can add to that time or subtract from it for measurement purposes. We can add a day to the current timestamp (1437784996) which is (1437784996+86400), that number will now represent 01:43 on the 26th of July instead of 01:43 (a day ahead) on the 25th of July (the current time, well, close enough, I forgot when I started writing this post).

If you set your VIPDays variable to the current unix timestamp then add 31 days (86400 * 31; that is 1 day in seconds multiplied by 31, number of days in a month) you can check if that timestamp is in the future or the past. So at this point we would write this code:

pawn Код:

pInfo[playerid][VIPDays] = (getdate() + (86400 * 31)); // Giving the player 31 days of VIP

Remember, we get the current unix timestamp, then add 31 days (in seconds) to that value. Now we can check if that date has passed when the player logs in:

pawn Код:

if(pInfo[playerid][VIPDays] < getdate()) { // The player's VIP has expired, do what you want here.
}

So you're checking if the value is in the future or the past, fairly simple?