Re: date tag not interpreted
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 35892
interpreted = N
texte = Then the only conclusion that I can draw is that you are inside of an orderfile context. I just tested those three lines and got:month=08 year=2000 day=08 as expected. I then wrapped them in an orderfile context and got this:month=12/29/1999format=%m] year=12/29/1999format=%Y] day=12/29/1999format=%d] which is oddly enough, when the orderfile was dated from.In addition, this code would operate identically under V.3. Therefore someone changed something so that this template is not inside an orderfile context (implied or explicit).QEDJohn Peacockshane@ims1.com wrote: > > I tried this: > > month=[date format=%m] > year=[date format=%Y] > day=[date format=%d] > > and got > > month=08/08/2000format=%m] > year=08/08/2000format=%Y] > day=08/08/2000format=%d] > > >Why don't you try [date format=%m] instead? All of the contexts now > >should require explicit parameter names (they should, there may be some > >that slipped through), so that the xml-style tags will be consistent. > > > >HTH > > > >John Peacock > > > >shane@ims1.com wrote: > >> > >> I have an admin area that sorts by date and day and year and month. As of > >> the 3rd of last month it started interpreting the tags as follows: > >> > >> [date] = 08/08/2000 > >> [date %m] = 08/08/2000%m] should be 08 > >> [date %Y] = 08/08/2000%Y] should be 08 > >> [date %d] = 08/08/2000%d] should be 2000 > >> > >> Has anyone else had this problem? These tags have worked since 1998 and > >> stopped interpreting correctly on the day we upgraded to WC 4. > >> > >> Thanks... > >> > >> ---------------------------------------- > >> - Shane P. McNelly > >> - Senior New Media Designer > >> - mailto:shane@ims1.com > >> - http://www.interactiveink.com > >> - http://www.columbusrealestate.com > >------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Then the only conclusion that I can draw is that you are inside of an orderfile context. I just tested those three lines and got:month=08 year=2000 day=08 as expected. I then wrapped them in an orderfile context and got this:month=12/29/1999format=%m] year=12/29/1999format=%Y] day=12/29/1999format=%d] which is oddly enough, when the orderfile was dated from.In addition, this code would operate identically under V.3. Therefore someone changed something so that this template is not inside an orderfile context (implied or explicit).QEDJohn Peacockshane@ims1.com wrote: > > I tried this: > > month=[date format=%m] > year=[date format=%Y] > day=[date format=%d] > > and got > > month=08/08/2000format=%m] > year=08/08/2000format=%Y] > day=08/08/2000format=%d] > > >Why don't you try [date format=%m] instead? All of the contexts now > >should require explicit parameter names (they should, there may be some > >that slipped through), so that the xml-style tags will be consistent. > > > >HTH > > > >John Peacock > > > >shane@ims1.com wrote: > >> > >> I have an admin area that sorts by date and day and year and month. As of > >> the 3rd of last month it started interpreting the tags as follows: > >> > >> [date] = 08/08/2000 > >> [date %m] = 08/08/2000%m] should be 08 > >> [date %Y] = 08/08/2000%Y] should be 08 > >> [date %d] = 08/08/2000%d] should be 2000 > >> > >> Has anyone else had this problem? These tags have worked since 1998 and > >> stopped interpreting correctly on the day we upgraded to WC 4. > >> > >> Thanks... > >> > >> ---------------------------------------- > >> - Shane P. McNelly > >> - Senior New Media Designer > >> - mailto:shane@ims1.com > >> - http://www.interactiveink.com > >> - http://www.columbusrealestate.com > >------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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