Yes you can. Include a field in your db called 'date' or whatever.
Generate the date in your script using:
$today = date("Y-m-d");
Then simply add the date to the db along with everything else.
There are lots of ways to format dates, too many to describe here.
Have a look at the PHP manual.
Also, if you make the data-type of the date field 'date', your options for
formatting are more limited. That stuff is all in the MySQL manual.
Michael
On Sun, 4 Mar 2001, george wrote:
> Can you mark the date when an entry is placed in the db and then get that
> date to display when the info is pulled out
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> TIA
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