I checked the zend code. The problem sits here:
Data.php
(line 2776 function private function _time)
$parsed = Zend_Locale_Format::getTime($time, array('date_format' => $format,
'locale' => $locale, 'format_type' => 'iso'));
you get back an array with $parsed['hour']=01 and $parsed['minute']=30 (and
some others). But not with $parsed['second']. That seems fair to me. But in
the following lines you get:
$time->set($parsed['hour'], self::HOUR);
$time->set($parsed['minute'], self::MINUTE);
$time->set($parsed['second'], self::SECOND); => and that's where he crashes
so better would be something like this:
if($parsed['hour'])
$time->set($parsed['hour'], self::HOUR);
if($parsed[minute])
$time->set($parsed[minute], self::MINUTE);
or something like this. If not, using 'hh:mm' has no use (IMHO)
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