Yes it is!
In your table you need to create an extra field, type "DATE" or "DATETIME" or "TIMESTAMP"
If you use time stamp you can create a field with this command
The entry would look like, update_time = 2009-12-31 00:55:55
Or you can also use a PHP function "date()"
And just pass the $stamp along with other variables to your DB.
In your table you need to create an extra field, type "DATE" or "DATETIME" or "TIMESTAMP"
If you use time stamp you can create a field with this command
Code:
`update_time` TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP ,
The entry would look like, update_time = 2009-12-31 00:55:55
Or you can also use a PHP function "date()"
PHP Code:
$stamp = date("Y.d.m H:i:s"); // TYPE: DATETIME
$stamp = date("Y.d.m"); // TYPE: DATE
$stamp = date("H:i:s"); // TYPE: TIME
And just pass the $stamp along with other variables to your DB.