esinner

Ok, I got it figured out… It was one of my own php scripts. It used variables called $day, $month, $year and so on, that must have been used by the wp the_time function, either that or the PHP date function. Now that I have changed the variables names in my script I now have the month showing up.

What I would suggest is using php and html commenting commands before and after each section of your template to see if temporarily removing that portion corrects the error. That will at least let you know which part of the page is causing the conflict. Once you have narrowed it down, post again here if you’re not sure why it is presenting a problem and we’ll probably be able to help you out.

I removed all my hacks and converted over to the plugin equivalents. No change though. Any ideas people?

I have the exact same problem with my wordpress install.

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I have <?php the_time(‘F jS, Y’) ?> called within my templates, yet I only have the day and the year showing also. I have disabled the my_hacks.php inclusion and also removed the php call to that function in my template, this makes no difference though.

The only hack I use is the recent comments hack, though I will change to the plugin instead and see if that helps. Other than that, the the_time calls are placed in the wp loop and are structured the exact same way as in the default kubrick theme (which works), yet in my own theme the date doesn’t work. Go figure…