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Reintjan
Date selection form

  • 2008/3/6 10:23

  • Reintjan

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When the class XoopsFormTextDateSelect is used in modules for selecting date (of news publishing for instance...) the date is filled in the form as year-month-day....

I'm in the Netherlands and we use day-month-year format. I also defined this in global.php for displaying date in the correct way.

Now the problem, in formtextdateselect.php in the class\xoopsform folder the date format is hardcoded as Y-m-d instead of using date as language variable.

The same is the case in calendarjs.php in the include folder. Date format is hardcoded to y-mm-dd

Please correct this in the next version of XOOPS so that date in the selectionform is dsplayed as defined in global.php

Thanks
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Reintjan
Re: Help needed changing calendarscript

  • 2008/3/6 10:12

  • Reintjan

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Ok, I did find the problem... Going to close this topic because it's in the XOOPS core and report it as a bug!

See this topic:

Click here
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63
Reintjan
Re: Help needed changing calendarscript

  • 2008/3/4 15:23

  • Reintjan

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Thanks for your answer John....

But this doesn't solve the case.... The calendar date selector still comes up with year - month - day (see also screenprint....) Whatever variable I change....

It must be somewhere in the javascript.... But I don't know where....

Anyone, please....
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64
Reintjan
Re: Parse error - help!!

  • 2008/2/14 8:37

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When does this error occur? Before or after installation of Xoops? Or after installation of a module or activating a module block?
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Reintjan
Re: Help needed changing calendarscript

  • 2008/2/12 9:44

  • Reintjan

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Thanks for your replies, still the same problem. I set the date in global.php and in news module preferences to display day-month-year (4 digits...) still the date selector comes up with year-month-day. This must be a problem of calendar.js it can't be anything else....

I hope someone knows how to solve this....
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66
Reintjan
Re: Help needed changing calendarscript

  • 2008/2/11 13:09

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Anyone?
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Reintjan
Re: Help needed changing calendarscript

  • 2008/2/7 11:13

  • Reintjan

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It's not in global.php It has something to do with calendar.js script not rendering correct when calendarjs.php date is modified. When I change dateformat from y-mm-dd to dd-mm-y the calendar comes up whith july 2000 instead of februari 2008.

This is a problem posting news and setting date of publish, but it's in all modules using calendar.js for selecting a date.

See also example:

Click here for example...
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Reintjan
Help needed changing calendarscript

  • 2008/2/5 15:26

  • Reintjan

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When a module uses the calendarscript included in XOOPS the date is displayed as year, month, day.

For instance the news module uses this, you can select a date for publishing and date is displayed as told above.

Now I changed in calendarjs.php the following lines:

// date formats

Calendar._TT["DEF_DATE_FORMAT"] = "y-mm-dd";

Calendar._TT["TT_DATE_FORMAT"] = "y-mm-dd";


I changed these lines to y-dd-mm and this results in display of date to 2008-05-02 instead of standard 2008-02-05

But now the problem, by doing this the calendarscript now comes up with the month 05 instead of 02 so you have to scroll back 3 months. I thought if I change date display then the script would pick up properly.

Anyone konws how to solve this?
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Reintjan
Re: Disable a module

  • 2008/1/23 17:04

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Glad this worked.... I had the same problem a while ago... Maybe i make this a topic in the FAQ
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Reintjan
Re: Disable a module

  • 2008/1/23 16:51

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Are you using xoopsgallery blocks on mainpage of your site? If yes disable them being visible...

Go to the table newblocks and change the field visible to 0 for all xoopsgallery blocks...
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