Klemen,Klemen wrote:Ha, I think I found the problem - the PHP "strtotime" function didn't work properly when time format was "m-d-Y H:i:s".
I changed it to "d-m-Y H:i:s" - switched d (day) and m (month) and it works correctly now.
This probably happens because of the default timezone setting on the server that uses "day month" format instead of "month day".
It's the first time I ever saw this error, thanks for giving me access so I was able to figure it out!
Good plan... looking forward to the resolution...Klemen wrote:Thanks for the heads up - will see if I can come up with something more robust rather than relying on php.ini settings for the future.
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m/d/Y H:i:sIt appears as if that resolved the problem... date and time are displaying correctly... good find... not in UK, but still like the - instead of the /...Klemen wrote:I'm looking into this now. According to PHP manual, "XX-XX-XXXX" is treated as UK format whereas "XX/XX/XXXX" is treated as US format.
If you change the syntax to this does it work fine in your case?Code: Select all
m/d/Y H:i:s
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return str_replace('/', '-', date($hesk_settings['timeformat'], $dt) );Thank you for the code... However, since I don't like to make code changes (since I inevitably will forget to make changes when new releases come out) I will have to give some thought to making the change!Klemen wrote:In that case leave the m/d/Y format in settings and try changing this in inc/common.inc.phptoCode: Select all
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return str_replace('/', '-', date($hesk_settings['timeformat'], $dt) );