SteP wrote:
> I suspect there's a design issue using ftime and PmWiki time variables
> together. $LastModified is formatted according to $TimeFmt, but ftime
> doesn't take $TimeFmt into consideration when parsing its <when> parameter.
> So it's very possible to set $TimeFmt to a format that ftime can't parse at
> all.
Actually, now that you mention it, that sounds very likely. Rather than
playing with $TimeFmt and trying to get ftime to do its own variable expansion
(which could get messy), its probably easier to just create a new variable
that holds the same value as $LastModified in some known format. I'd recommend
a unix timestamp for that, so you'd create a PV like:
$FmtPV['$PageTime'] = '$page["time"]';
ftime can parse a unix timestamp if it starts with '@', so you'd change your
template to have entries like:
{(ftime fmt="whatever" [EMAIL PROTECTED] lc="en")}
and it should work. (although I haven't tested it.)
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