19.05.2020, 12:02
Version 3.8 released.
Thanks, fixed.
Thanks, fixed.
It doesn't support getting DATETIME. You can use String as a time.
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Bugs solved.
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Great. Can we talk about how these still use the "%e" specifier using normal format instead of mysql_format still though?
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![]() The only one it does support is "%q" but that's irrelevant in this case. Now just look at RowExistsEx2 from the latest version of this library: PHP Code:
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I'm getting errors when using this include. Please look at this thread.
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It doesn't support getting DATETIME. You can use String as a time.