View Full Version : [FIXED] Birthday format problem in 2.2.6 & 2.3.0
certify
Fri 14th Feb '03, 2:41pm
I wanted to change the birthday format from F j, Y
to jS F Y but it doesn't seems to work.
BTW: I have fix the Dec 31 1969 issue that was posted in the forum.
Steve Machol
Fri 14th Feb '03, 3:08pm
I just tried this out on my 2.3.0 test forum and it doesn't work there either. Moving to bugs.
Streicher
Fri 14th Feb '03, 4:38pm
My birthday format is d.m.Y but in the userprofile d.m,Y is shown since i updated to 2.3.0 yesterday.
nuno
Sat 15th Feb '03, 5:20am
My birthday format is d.m.Y but in the userprofile d.m,Y is shown since i updated to 2.3.0 yesterday.
Now that you mention it, no matter what i do, it stays steady at F j, Y format.
certify
Mon 24th Feb '03, 11:03am
Is there a fix to this problem yet?
Scott MacVicar
Mon 24th Feb '03, 11:30am
sorry i patched this a while back and forgot to mention it, its hard to fix this, basically you can change the arrangement of it but you will have to still use d m y due to the 1969 bug.
change
$birthday = @date($calformat2,mktime(0,0,0,$bday[1],$bday[2],1993)) . ', ' . $bday[0];
to
$cformat = str_replace('Y', $bday['0'], $calformat1);
$cformat = str_replace('y', substr($bday['0'], 2, 2), $cformat);
$birthday = @date($cformat,mktime(0,0,0,$bday[1],$bday[2],1993));
msimplay
Sun 16th Mar '03, 11:25am
sorry i patched this a while back and forgot to mention it, its hard to fix this, basically you can change the arrangement of it but you will have to still use d m y due to the 1969 bug.
change $birthday = @date($calformat2,mktime(0,0,0,$bday[1],$bday[2],1993)) . ', ' . $bday[0];to $cformat = str_replace('Y', $bday['0'], $calformat1);
$cformat = str_replace('y', substr($bday['0'], 2, 2), $cformat);
$birthday = @date($cformat,mktime(0,0,0,$bday[1],$bday[2],1993));
this fix which file php file do i use it on and which version of 2.30 release candidate 3 ?
Steve Machol
Sun 16th Mar '03, 11:27am
member.php
msimplay
Sun 16th Mar '03, 4:33pm
member.php
does this also apply to release candidate three ?
Steve Machol
Sun 16th Mar '03, 5:25pm
I had to check the code to make sure, but it looks like this is already patched in 2.3.0RC3.
msimplay
Sun 16th Mar '03, 8:09pm
I had to check the code to make sure, but it looks like this is already patched in 2.3.0RC3.
thanks :D
Alien
Sun 23rd Mar '03, 6:11pm
So I should also apply this fix in 2.2.6 eh?
Steve Machol
Sun 23rd Mar '03, 7:29pm
Actually I'm not sure if this fix is applicable to 2.2.6. You can always try it and see.
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