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    Default Re: Quick Question: Date Expected vs Date Added

    Beyond Compare from scootersoftware.com is a good program to compare files to see what is missing ...

    Sounds more and more like a template bug ...
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    Default Re: Quick Question: Date Expected vs Date Added

    what would happen if i copied the default upcoming products file to my template file?

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    Default Re: Quick Question: Date Expected vs Date Added

    Then the file in your overrides and templates would be used rather than the default file ...
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    Default Re: Quick Question: Date Expected vs Date Added

    Just another quick question...

    Is it ok to use phpMyAdmin to change the "date added" field for some products? Is there any risk in doing this?
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    Default Re: Quick Question: Date Expected vs Date Added

    You could do it in phpMyAdmin or you could use the Tools ... Insert SQL Patches ...
    Code:
    UPDATE products SET products_date_added='2008-08-15 00:00:00' WHERE products_id= XXX;
    Use the products_id to be changed for the XXX and set the date to what you want it to be ...
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