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Anonymous |
I too had problems with these... Namely, I ran into the following
issues:
1.) Assuming this is PHP code, there are '{'
and '}' missing from if statements, so I am guessing what the
logic should be.
2.) There is a reference to
$my->GetTimeZone(). I have yet to figure out where that
occurs.... I am assuming that GetTimeZone is a function that they
have created somewhere else to return my timezone?
3.) I am
also trying to figure out if I can use this once on start-up with
my initial configs on opening my site, or if I have to call it
every time I want to use a getdate() call.
I
appreciate being able to find codes and ideas, but having to
understand logic and fix bugs is not what I desired to do. |
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Anonymous |
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I too had
problems with these...
Looks like I totally missed out
this topic - sorry 
Anyway, there is no generic code
example provviden, the wording should suffice; the SVN
links point to the Drake CMS implementation. If I was providing a
generic code example, then I could be blamed.
Quote:
Namely, I ran
into the following issues:
1.) Assuming this is PHP
code, there are '{' and '}' missing from if statements, so I am
guessing what the logic should be.
I have not
added them for single instructions - a bad coding practice? 
Quote:
2.) There is a
reference to $my->GetTimeZone(). I have yet to figure out
where that occurs.... I am assuming that GetTimeZone is a
function that they have created somewhere else to return my
timezone?
Yes, it picks the timezone from the
database - I thought this was quite clear and gave the idea of
"user timezone retrieval"
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3.) I am also
trying to figure out if I can use this once on start-up with my
initial configs on opening my site, or if I have to call it every
time I want to use a getdate() call.
Once on
start-up (for example, functions cannot be defined more than
once).
Quote:
I appreciate being able to find codes and ideas, but having to
understand logic and fix bugs is not what I desired to do.
As stated previously, there is no
generic code example provviden. This was marked as the
Drake CMS implementation and that is; there is no ready-to-plug
solution, although I might release it in future. The article
contains all the needed explanations (wording) and since I could
write that in less time than a full tutorial with generic code
examples, I did it (better than nothing, I thought). About bugs:
it's not about fixing bugs (there are no bugs there), it's about
writing your own implementation AFTER having understood how to.
Copying the source code without understanding it will lead to
failure simply because the examples were not meant for that.
If there are other relevant questions about
implementation I will be glad to help - as soon as the Drake CMS
implementation will be stable enough I will probably release it
as a separate generic code example of timezones with PHP4. I hope
the article will anyway help to get timezones with PHP4 (does
it?)
Best regards |
Re: Timezones with PHP4 
