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Better solution - use OOP: extend original class XoopsFormTextDateSelect and add parameter $autofill
le="color: #000000"><?php class pfFormTextDateSelect extends XoopsFormTextDateSelect { /** * Constructor * * @param string $caption Caption * @param string $name "name" attribute * @param int $size Size * @param int,string $value Initial date (timestamp format) or English textual datetime description which can be converted to timestamp (see: strtotime PHP function) * @param bool $autofill If $value is empty or not recognized textual datetime the form field filled current date ($autofill = true) or leave empty */ function pfFormTextDateSelect($caption, $name, $size = 15, $value = 0, $autofill = true) { // previous to PHP 5.1.0 you would compare with -1, instead of false if ( strtotime($value) !== false OR strtotime($value) != -1 ) { $value = strtotime($value); } if ( $autofill === true ) { $value = !is_numeric($value) ? time() : intval($value); $value = ($value == 0) ? time() : $value; } else { $value = !is_numeric($value) ? '' : intval($value); $value = ($value == 0) ? '' : $value; } $this->XoopsFormText($caption, $name, $size, 25, $value); } }
Moreover this class accepts English textual datetime description and convert it into a timestamp (see
http://php.net/manual/en/function.strtotime.php).
Example, this displays a later date by one day:
le="color: #000000"><?php new pfFormTextDateSelect('', 'test', 10, '+1 day', false);
Empty field:
le="color: #000000"><?php new pfFormTextDateSelect('', 'test', 10, '', false);
