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Posted on 2004/5/22 16:36
zer0fill
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I just started using piCal on version .6 and really like all the features it offers. One thing that should probably get added to your todo list (didn't see it in TODO.txt) is to update piCal.php's *_html() functions. Right now, there are several lines that are hard-coded with a specific date() such as line 2417. To get the dates to show up properly in my neck of the woods (USA), I had to change
} else $start_desc = date( "H:i" , $start ) ;
to
} else $start_desc = date( _PICAL_DTFMT_TIME , $start ) ;
where I changed the defined _PICAL_DTFMT_TIME to define('_PICAL_DTFMT_TIME','h:ia')
} else $start_desc = date( "H:i" , $start ) ;
to
} else $start_desc = date( _PICAL_DTFMT_TIME , $start ) ;
where I changed the defined _PICAL_DTFMT_TIME to define('_PICAL_DTFMT_TIME','h:ia')
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Posted on 2004/5/27 18:22
GIJOE
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hi zer0fill.
Certainly, piCal.php and piCal_xoops uses "H:i" directly.
But it is not only typos.
If someone specifying date begging at 4:00, piCal displays 27:00.
But it is not so good reason, I think.
It is enough that Someone who wants to display time AM,PM don't use such a feature.
At least, my repositry is modified.
Thank you for your reporing.
Certainly, piCal.php and piCal_xoops uses "H:i" directly.
But it is not only typos.
If someone specifying date begging at 4:00, piCal displays 27:00.
But it is not so good reason, I think.
It is enough that Someone who wants to display time AM,PM don't use such a feature.
At least, my repositry is modified.
Thank you for your reporing.
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