TimeStamp Column Problem...


Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

I'm mad at my self and thinking I'm a little retarded. It just be some one mistake I'm missing here. I coded my self a forum, when you reply to a topic, the topic's TimeStamp column is supposed to be updated to the current timestamp. However I attempted and failed.

I put the timestamp column on "ON UPDATE CURRENT TIMESTAMP", I set the column to NULL but seems to be at the same value. The column isn't null. I don't know if I should or shouldn't do that. I'm a complete newbie at MySql(~1Month).

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Code: $sql = mysql_query("UPDATE `threads` SET `last_post_user_id` = '$id', `time` = 'NULL'; WHERE `id` = '$forum_id'");

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