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Posted by Tim Roberts on 12/08/05 10:40

"Novice Computer User" <attorneyatlaw@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>Hi. Can somebody PLEASE help. I have spent hours on this.. but I am a
>total novice and can't seem to figure it out. Here is a .php script.
>Right now, the
>minimum amount of time (i.e. duration) allowed is 1 month. However, I
>want to be able to reduce the minimum amount of time to 1 day (i.e.
>24 hours) -- basically a 24 hour trial period.
>
>Can somebody PLEASE PLEASE tell me what I need to change in this file
>to do this?

Nothing. The page you posted is not enforcing the time limitation. That's
being done in some other file. You could certainly change the wording here
to refer to days instead of months, but the enforcement is happening
elsewhere.

>PS: Here are the locations of the 2 .php files that I think you may
>need to look at:
>http://findthatlawyer.com/siteadmin/PriceEdit.php
>http://findthatlawyer.com/siteadmin/SettingsPrices.php

We can't look at PHP code that way. When we request those pages, it
EXECUTES the code and returns the HTML results to us.
--
- Tim Roberts, timr@probo.com
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.

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