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[SOLVED] Day counter
What have I done wrong, 0 represents Sunday and 6 represents Saturday:
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Re: Day counter
And what doesn't work?
Last Blog Entry: 10 Reasons Why My Laptop Is Better Than Your Girlfriend (Dec 15th, 2007)
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Sorted, for those that were unaware of what the problem was, I had inserted too many close brackets.
Cheers guys Last edited by c010depunkk; Nov 20th, 2007 at 14:30. |
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Re: Day counter
Last Blog Entry: 10 Reasons Why My Laptop Is Better Than Your Girlfriend (Dec 15th, 2007)
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