From: tommykvoom at gmail dot com
Operating system: Linux
PHP version: 5.2.9
PHP Bug Type: PHP options/info functions
Bug description: mktime issue PHP4 vs 5.29
Description:
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Question ...
Why does this return an error with PHP5, but not with PHP4:
# PHP Warning [PHP]:: mktime() expects parameter 3 to be long, string
given in file /home/web20con/public_html/netoffice/includes/library.php
line 931
In this code: (as referenced in the error msg above)
function createDate($storedDate, $gmtUser)
{
global $gmtTimezone;
if ($gmtTimezone == 'true') {
if ($storedDate != '') {
$extractHour = substr($storedDate, 11, 2);
$extractMinute = substr($storedDate, 14, 2);
$extractYear = substr($storedDate, 0, 4);
$extractMonth = substr($storedDate, 5, 2);
$extractDay = substr($storedDate, 8, 2);
return(date("Y-m-d H:i", mktime($extractHour + $gmtUser,
$extractMinute, '', $extractMonth, $extractDay, $extractYear)));
}
} else {
return($storedDate);
}
}
Reproduce code:
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>From manual page: function.mktime
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Question ...
Why does this return an error with PHP5, but not with PHP4:
# PHP Warning [PHP]:: mktime() expects parameter 3 to be long, string
given in file /home/web20con/public_html/netoffice/includes/library.php
line 931
In this code: (as referenced in the error msg above)
function createDate($storedDate, $gmtUser)
{
global $gmtTimezone;
if ($gmtTimezone == 'true') {
if ($storedDate != '') {
$extractHour = substr($storedDate, 11, 2);
$extractMinute = substr($storedDate, 14, 2);
$extractYear = substr($storedDate, 0, 4);
$extractMonth = substr($storedDate, 5, 2);
$extractDay = substr($storedDate, 8, 2);
return(date("Y-m-d H:i", mktime($extractHour + $gmtUser,
$extractMinute, '', $extractMonth, $extractDay, $extractYear)));
}
} else {
return($storedDate);
}
}
Expected result:
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No errors.
This bug appears in the open source program
NetOffice Version : 2.6.0b2
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