The update time of the content page generated by a single phpcms editing article is 1970.

Update Time: 1970

This is because the phpcms update time field does not get the value when editing the update time of the article, but it does set the value of each field (including the update time) when editing) when a static page is generated while the database is saved, the update time of the generated static page is 1970 because no value is assigned to the update time.

Solution:

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$ _ POST ['info'] ['updatetime'] = SYS_TIME;

Add the above code to the edit method (submit) of the content controller of the content module.

Appendix, released on August 1, January 01, 1970

The tag is "called through custom SQL", and the original SQL statement is:

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Select distinct c. contentid, c. title, c. style, c. url FROM 'phpcmscom _ content' c, 'phpcmscom _ content_tag't WHERE c. contentid = t. contentid and c. 'status' = 99 AND t. 'Tag' IN (". get_ SQL _in ($ r [keywords]). ") order by c. contentid DESC

There is no execution function for release time. You only need to add the function for release time to display the actual release time. The modified statement is as follows:

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Select distinct c. contentid, c. title, c. inputtime, c. style, c. url FROM 'phpcmscom _ content' c, 'phpcmscom _ content_tag't WHERE c. contentid = t. contentid and c. 'status' = 99 AND t. 'Tag' IN (". get_ SQL _in ($ r [keywords]). ") order by c. contentid DESC

Note: add the following code:

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C. inputtime,