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03.09.2010 05:57Error after postingI get this: Warning: mktime() expects parameter 1 to be long, string given in /home/content/r/e/t/retrojet/html/rock/components/com_discussions/views/thread/tmpl/default.php on line 873 after creating a new post, every time. If I go back to the parent, and then go into the forum thread, the error is no longer there. The only thing I did was change the date and time format for US in the component parameters. |
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03.09.2010 10:44Re: Error after postingI get this: The function mktime is called when a post is saved. The above message occurs when a post is edited and then saved. It's a warning that the parametsrs are strings instead of a long int. I will correct that in the code. For now you could disable warnings on the production site. Backend, Error Reporting None.
What are your new params? Is it working correctly with them? Regards Achim Edited by Achim - 03.09.2010 10:45 -- Achim Fischer Codingfish Limited www.codingfish.com |
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03.09.2010 21:36Re: Error after postingWhat are your new params? Is it working correctly with them? I set it up this way: %m-%d-%Y displays as 09-03-2010 %l:%i %p displays as 7:23 PM which is correct in the post heading. But where it says "edited by", the time displays as Friday:23 p It's the strangest thing...like it reads strf time format in one area, then reads php time format in another area. |
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04.09.2010 13:44Re: Error after posting
They are handled a bit differently. Guess I have to change that in the next version. Quick fix for the "edited by": open ./components/com_discussions/models/posting.php at around line 1010 you will find $_timeformat = str_replace( "%", "", $_timeformat); just add a line with your time format after this e.g. $_timeformat = "g:i A"; Then it looks like this: $_timeformat = str_replace( "%", "", $_timeformat); $_timeformat = "g:i A"; You could comment out or remove the first line if you like. Regards Achim -- Achim Fischer Codingfish Limited www.codingfish.com |
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