[FIXED] Calendar bug in v2.2.9?

[Boofo]

I don't know if this has been reported yet (I looked here but didn't see anything regarding this.) My server time ios GMT and my local time is -600 (US Central time). When I go to the calendar at 11:00 pm (January 31st) my time, the calendar for February is showing, instead of the one for January like it should be. I fixed it by doing the following:

Find:

if (empty($year)) {
$year= date("Y");
}
if (empty($month)) {
$month= date("n");
}

and replace it with this:

if (empty($year)) {
$year= vbdate("Y",time());
}
if (empty($month)) {
$month= vbdate("n",time());
}

I have no hacks anywhere in the calendar.php, by the way.

[Steve Machol]

Confirmed on my forum. Moving to Bugs.

[Scott MacVicar]

sorted but use $ourtimenow instead of time()

[Boofo]

Originally posted by Scott MacVicar
sorted but use $ourtimenow instead of time()

Like this?

if (empty($year)) {
$year= vbdate("Y",$ourtimenow);
}
if (empty($month)) {
$month= vbdate("n",$ourtimenow);
}

Is that a new variable?

[Scott MacVicar]

yes that is correct

[Boofo]

Originally posted by Scott MacVicar
yes that is correct

Do I need to change all instances of time() to $ourtimenow then? Or are they basically the same thing? Sorry, but this is the first I have heard of this. :) And this only works with vbdate, right? Not date.

[Scott MacVicar]

yes with vbdate, you'll find $ourtimenow at the top of functions.php, its just instead of calling time() multiple times.

[Boofo]

Originally posted by Scott MacVicar
yes with vbdate, you'll find $ourtimenow at the top of functions.php, its just instead of calling time() multiple times.

Thank you, sir. I never noticed that in functions.php before. $ourtimenow it is then. ;)