piero de salvia wrote:
>But is there on "official" way to do it?
>
I'm unuse if the 'time' tag is available in the latest stable release.
If it is, you can u can use the <mm:time> tag to get the correct value:
<mm:time time="now" id="timenow" write="false"/>
you can then compare a date field with that value, as follows:
<mm:field name="stop" id="aStop" >
<mm:isgreaterthan value="$timenow">
<% endOK = true; %>
</mm:isgreaterthan>
</mm:field>
>and what is the meaning of the
>"playtime" field? it is meant to be used with DateSupport ? is there an
>easier way to check if an instance of mmevents is expired?
>
>
My guess is playtime is the length of the 'mmevent' (the difference
between start and stop).
I'm unsure because I haven't used mmevents yet ( I prefer to include
time fields in my own objects).
Pierre
