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    Change Time Stamps on All Existing Topics and Posts.

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    Solved Change Time Stamps on All Existing Topics and Posts.

    Post by Guest November 27th 2014, 10:59 pm

    Hi!

    Is there a way to change time stamps (date & time) on all existing topics and posts? I'd like to keep everything conform a certain standard on my new website. If so, what's the earliest possible date and time? When the forum was founded?

    Samantha.
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    Solved Re: Change Time Stamps on All Existing Topics and Posts.

    Post by Ange Tuteur November 27th 2014, 11:49 pm

    Hi Samantha,

    That wouldn't be possible. The date those topics / replies were made is the date they will have forever unless deleted.
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    Solved Re: Change Time Stamps on All Existing Topics and Posts.

    Post by Guest November 27th 2014, 11:51 pm

    Ange Tuteur wrote:Hi Samantha,

    That wouldn't be possible. The date those topics / replies were made is the date they will have forever unless deleted.

    Thanks Ange. That's fine with me. I was just asking. Yeah, it's got something to do with the database right? Would have been a great opportunity for dead boards to look revived as well.

    Well, too bad I lost this battle... Sad  Happy Thanksgiving though.

    You can close this one.
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    Post by Ange Tuteur November 28th 2014, 12:03 am

    Exactly, that data is stored in the database. Wink

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