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Custom Profile dates display incorrectly

Details

  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Unverified Fix Unverified Fix
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Fixed
  • Affects Version/s: 3.0.1
  • Fix Version/s: 3.0.8-RC1
  • Component/s: Memberlist/viewing profiles
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  • Environment:
    PHP Environment: PHP version 5.2.5
    Database: MySQL version 4.1.22-standard-log

Description

I have children's birthdays and anniversaries setup as custom profile fields. They appear correctly in the ucp when setting up they also appear correctly inside the database, however when you post the fields are all one day behind and same when you view a users profile

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tearrek added a comment -

Just to add to this , if i set my timezones both in ucp/acp to utc it works as supposed to but as soon as i change it to utc -6 dst(on/off) this is where it gets messed up, this is the only place where the date is wrong aswell posting date and everything else is bang on

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tearrek added a comment - Just to add to this , if i set my timezones both in ucp/acp to utc it works as supposed to but as soon as i change it to utc -6 dst(on/off) this is where it gets messed up, this is the only place where the date is wrong aswell posting date and everything else is bang on
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Chris Smith added a comment -

The problem is caused by 

                    global $user;                    // d/m/y 00:00 GMT isn't necessarily on the same d/m/y in the user's timezone, so add the timezone seconds                    return $user->format_date(gmmktime(0, 0, 0, $month, $day, $year) + $user->timezone + $user->dst, $user->lang['DATE_FORMAT'], true); 
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Chris Smith added a comment - The problem is caused by                     global $user;                     // d/m/y 00:00 GMT isn't necessarily on the same d/m/y in the user's timezone, so add the timezone seconds                     return  $user->format_date(gmmktime(0, 0, 0, $month, $day, $year) + $user->timezone + $user->dst, $user->lang['DATE_FORMAT'],  true ); 
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Chris Smith added a comment -

I think the solution is to use the current values for hours, minutes and seconds rather than zeros.

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Chris Smith added a comment - I think the solution is to use the current values for hours, minutes and seconds rather than zeros.
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tearrek added a comment -

Okay let's pretend that went over my head, okay let's not and just say it did hehe

Your second post is this something I can do myself? If so where do I do this?

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tearrek added a comment - Okay let's pretend that went over my head, okay let's not and just say it did hehe Your second post is this something I can do myself? If so where do I do this?
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Chris Smith added a comment -

It was more of a comment towards the developers

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Chris Smith added a comment - It was more of a comment towards the developers

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  • Assignee:
    Chris Smith
    Reporter:
    tearrek
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