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Old January 30th, 2003, 02:51 PM
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lwt calendar defect
Hi everyone

I am not sure whether I am posting this question at rite place or not but anyhow ...

I downloaded lwt_calendar scripts from calendars.codewalkers.com , its pretty easy on installation and usebility, but any how, i do notice a major defect.

The month display, which it suppose to display current month, previous month and next month, seems like next month is wrong. I.e . For january 2003, the next month is displaying march 2003.

anyone has fix/solution for this one ?

thanks
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Old January 30th, 2003, 03:34 PM
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RE: lwt calendar defect
Try changing
php Code:
Original - php Code 
  1.  
  2. $next_month_timestamp = strtotime("+1 month", $timestamp);

with
php Code:
Original - php Code 
  1.  
  2. $next_month_timestamp = mktime(12,12,12,$this->month+1, $this->day, $this->year);

in ltw_classes.php
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Old January 30th, 2003, 04:19 PM
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RE: lwt calendar defect
Can someone also help with changing the time on the events section of the calendar to 24 hour clock system.
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Old January 31st, 2003, 08:58 AM
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RE: lwt calendar defect
I didn't include the time code from the calendar
so here it is (I think). Please, if anyone can tell me how to convert this to hours - 00 to 23 and minutes - 00 to 59 I would really appreciate it.

php Code:
Original - php Code 
  1.  
  2. echo "<SELECT name="eStartTimeAMPM">n";
  3.         if('AM' == date("A",mktime($timearray[0],$timearray[1],0,$datearray[1],1,2001))) {
  4.             echo "<OPTION VALUE="AM" SELECTED>AM</OPTION>n";
  5.         } else {
  6.             echo "<OPTION VALUE="PM">PM</OPTION>n";
  7.         }
  8.         if('PM' == date("A",mktime($timearray[0],$timearray[1],0,$datearray[1],1,2001))) {
  9.             echo "<OPTION VALUE="PM" SELECTED>PM</OPTION>n";
  10.         } else {
  11.             echo "<OPTION VALUE="PM">PM</OPTION>n";
  12.         }
  13.         echo "</SELECT><BR>n";
  14.         $timearray = explode(":", $row['end_time']);
  15.         echo "End Time:<BR>Hour:&nbsp;n";
  16.         echo "<SELECT name="eEndTimeHour">n";
  17.         for($i = 1; $i <= 12; $i++) {
  18.             if($i == (int)date("g",mktime($timearray[0],$timearray[1],0,$datearray[1],1,2001))) {
  19.                 echo "<OPTION VALUE="" . $i . "" SELECTED>" . $i . "</OPTION>n";
  20.             } else {
  21.                 echo "<OPTION VALUE="" . $i . "">" . $i . "</OPTION>n";
  22.             }
  23.         }
  24.         echo "</SELECT>n";
  25.         echo "Minutes:&nbsp;n";
  26.         echo "<SELECT name="eEndTimeMinute">n";
  27.         for($i = 0; $i <= 45;  $i = $i + 15) {
  28.             if($i == (int)date("i",mktime($timearray[0],$timearray[1],0,$datearray[1],1,2001))) {
  29.                 echo "<OPTION VALUE="" . $i . "" SELECTED>" . $i . "</OPTION>n";
  30.             } else {
  31.                 echo "<OPTION VALUE="" . $i . "">" . $i . "</OPTION>n";
  32.             }
  33.         }
  34.         echo "</SELECT>n";
  35.         echo "<SELECT name="eEndTimeAMPM">n";
  36.         if('AM' == date("A",mktime($timearray[0],$timearray[1],0,$datearray[1],1,2001))) {
  37.             echo "<OPTION VALUE="AM" SELECTED>AM</OPTION>n";
  38.         } else {
  39.             echo "<OPTION VALUE="PM">PM</OPTION>n";
  40.         }
  41.         if('PM' == date("A",mktime($timearray[0],$timearray[1],0,$datearray[1],1,2001))) {
  42.             echo "<OPTION VALUE="PM" SELECTED>PM</OPTION>n";
  43.         } else {
  44.             echo "<OPTION VALUE="PM">PM</OPTION>n";
  45.         }
  46.         echo "</SELECT><BR>n";
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RE: lwt calendar defect
The code to supposivly fix the months, doesn't seem to work still. it it still showing the wrong month. what to do?
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RE: lwt calendar defect-fixed
problem solved...here's the snippet that actually works. the reason the current setup does not work is because on the 31st day of a month, if the next month has less then 31 days (for example jan has 31 and feb has 30) the script tries to jump ahead a month from the current date..or jan 31 to feb 31, but there exists no feb 31. this new snippet finds the next current month, has been tested and works.

$next_month_timestamp = mktime(0,0,0,$this->month+1,1,$this->year);

and

$prev_month_timestamp = mktime(0,0,0,$this->month-1,1,$this->year);


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