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New Post 7/26/2006 10:30 AM
User is offline Chris Plasun
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1/1/0001? 
Hi,

Why would the Events data change to 1/1/0001 by "itself"?

Thanks,
chris
 
New Post 7/31/2006 8:07 AM
User is offline Dan Slage
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Re: 1/1/0001? 
That is a strange date. I haven't had this problem with the Events module but in the past when the date value was accidentally set to zero or null in the database I either received an ASP.Net error or the date appeared as 1753. If fact I don't think the MSSQL can store a date prior to 1753.

If I were to guess the first thing I would look at would be the popup calendar selector. 1/1/01 sounds like a date JavaScript might use if it was messed up.

Dan
 
New Post 7/31/2006 7:25 PM
User is offline Chris Plasun
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Re: 1/1/0001? 
Yeah, I thought 1753 would be the bottom date. Still haven't figured out the problem. Will update thread when I do.

chris
 
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