Hello again!
I am posting this as a 2 in a sense from my last post.. Dakkar gave me this code,, It worked great I was able to play with it,,, Now, As one of the users pointed out I did not have a year --- So i tried to put a year in and i keep getting an error,, I have been working this thing out for a day now, and I would love some help! :D 


use POSIX; # this module defines the function mktime

$last=$FORM{'userTime'}; # this is the timestamp of the user's last lo
+gin
$now=time; # the present

($sec,$min,$hr,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst) = localtime($now-$
+FORM{'timeControl'}); # a day ago
($mon2,$mday2,$wday2,$year2,$hr2,$min2,$sec2)=($last=~m|^(\d+)/(\d+)/(
+\d+)/(\d+)/(\d+):(\d+):(\d+)|) or die "Wrong timestamp: $last\n"; # e
+xtract values from the timestamp, with a bit of checking

$year = $year + 1900;

$last_time=POSIX::mktime($sec2,$min2,$hr2,$mday2,$mon2,$year2); # tran
+s form the timestamp into a unix-time (seconds since the epoch)

unless (defined $last_time) {die "Wrong timestamp2: $last\n$year, $yea
+r2"} # mktime will return undef if the date is not valid

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I keep getting the error on Timestamp2..

Thanks in advance!!!!

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