If it helps any, here are the files I found that contain UnixDate() references:
Links/PHP/adodb/adodb.inc.php - 253, 255, 1190, 1219, 1625, 1641
Links/PHP/adodb/readme.htm - numerous references; line numbers probably not important
Links/PHP/adodb/tips_portable_sql.htm - 182
Each of the alternative database adodb-???.inc.php files contain instances the same as adodb.inc.php
Links/PHP/adodb/tests/test.php - several instances.
Those are the only instances I could find, so it would appear to be largely a matter of making either a single UnixDate() function that is flexible enough to do what each call to it requires or to make separate functions that are named differently and perform what ever is required of them. Quite honestly, I'm very surprised and disappointed this was not done in the first place...
Dan
Links/PHP/adodb/adodb.inc.php - 253, 255, 1190, 1219, 1625, 1641
Links/PHP/adodb/readme.htm - numerous references; line numbers probably not important
Links/PHP/adodb/tips_portable_sql.htm - 182
Each of the alternative database adodb-???.inc.php files contain instances the same as adodb.inc.php
Links/PHP/adodb/tests/test.php - several instances.
Those are the only instances I could find, so it would appear to be largely a matter of making either a single UnixDate() function that is flexible enough to do what each call to it requires or to make separate functions that are named differently and perform what ever is required of them. Quite honestly, I'm very surprised and disappointed this was not done in the first place...
Dan