Re: [WebDNA] anyone know why webdna kicking out incorrect dates?
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 101647
interpreted = N
texte = Hello Olin, I've had this same bug with WebDNA for over 3 years. Each & every day-name comes up as a Sunday. I had my host, Jesse Proudman at Blue Box Group look into it for me. He was not able to find a solution to the problem for me back then, but he did give me a .php workaround for it. Will a php snippit work for your needs as well? Can we get this bug added to the "To-Do" list over at dev.webdna.us? My thanks to all here. Stephen Braun On Dec 16, 2008, at 8:45 PM, Olin Lagon wrote: > This code > > [Format Days_To_Date %a, %d %b %Y][math]{2008-12-01}[/math][/Format] > > Produces this result > > Sun, 01 Dec 2008 > > The 1st is not Sunday. > > It seems like my windows box gets the day right but not the linux > box. Both > have the same preferences set up and both generate the same value, > 733742, > from the math conversion. So it seems like the format days_to_date is > getting funky. > > Ideas anyone? > > Once I get this done, I can pass out an RSS 2.0 generator for anyone > interested. Feed it a table of entry items and it'll kick out an > RSS2.0 > formatted file. > > Thanks, Olin > > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
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Hello Olin, I've had this same bug with WebDNA for over 3 years. Each & every day-name comes up as a Sunday. I had my host, Jesse Proudman at Blue Box Group look into it for me. He was not able to find a solution to the problem for me back then, but he did give me a .php workaround for it. Will a php snippit work for your needs as well? Can we get this bug added to the "To-Do" list over at dev.webdna.us? My thanks to all here. Stephen Braun On Dec 16, 2008, at 8:45 PM, Olin Lagon wrote: > This code > > [Format Days_To_Date %a, %d %b %Y][math]{2008-12-01}[/math][/Format] > > Produces this result > > Sun, 01 Dec 2008 > > The 1st is not Sunday. > > It seems like my windows box gets the day right but not the linux > box. Both > have the same preferences set up and both generate the same value, > 733742, > from the math conversion. So it seems like the format days_to_date is > getting funky. > > Ideas anyone? > > Once I get this done, I can pass out an RSS 2.0 generator for anyone > interested. Feed it a table of entry items and it'll kick out an > RSS2.0 > formatted file. > > Thanks, Olin > > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us > old archives: http://dev.webdna.us/TalkListArchive/
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