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Borderline to separate days
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Posted on 2004/9/24 20:28
Salsero
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I have an event from 9 PM till 2 AM the next day.
In the Weekly View, it show the start on one day and the finish on the other.
In order to avoid it, I set the Borderline to separate days at 3:00 hours.
That puts the event only on one day, but it adds 24 h to the 2:AM, i.e. the event show now: 21:00 - 26:00.
In order to avoid it, went to function:
get_time_desc_for_a_day
and remove the "+ 24" from the line
Quote:
This takes care of the Weekly view.
But I don't know how to take care of the "Today's Events" or the "Upcoming Events" blocks. Over there it still shows "26:00"
How to force it to show 2:00 as well?
In the Weekly View, it show the start on one day and the finish on the other.
In order to avoid it, I set the Borderline to separate days at 3:00 hours.
That puts the event only on one day, but it adds 24 h to the 2:AM, i.e. the event show now: 21:00 - 26:00.
In order to avoid it, went to function:
get_time_desc_for_a_day
and remove the "+ 24" from the line
Quote:
$end_desc = ( date( 'H' , $end ) + 24) . ':' . date( 'i' , $end ) ;
This takes care of the Weekly view.
But I don't know how to take care of the "Today's Events" or the "Upcoming Events" blocks. Over there it still shows "26:00"
How to force it to show 2:00 as well?
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Salsero
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Any suggestions to the above?
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Posted on 2004/10/25 10:22
GIJOE
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If I implemented the feature of borderline like you want, site visitors can't distinguish the event's date.
10/25 AM1:00
Is this 10/25's event ?
Or, is this 10/26's event ?
In Japan, the notation of 25:00 or 26:00 is often used in TV.
10/25 25:00
clearly means 10/26 01:00.
10/25 AM1:00
Is this 10/25's event ?
Or, is this 10/26's event ?
In Japan, the notation of 25:00 or 26:00 is often used in TV.
10/25 25:00
clearly means 10/26 01:00.
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