Re: calendar function anyone ?

2007-02-14 Thread jbv
Hi all, Thanks for your reply. Converting the date to dateItems actually crossed my mind, but are you sure the convert function is 100% bug free ? AFAIR, last time I used it in a cgi script, there was a 60 min difference in some conversions (unfortunately I don't remember in which cases, but I

Re: calendar function anyone ?

2007-02-14 Thread hibis . jmr
I also notice a difference of 60 min only at a few dates (Mac OS X). I have found that it happens when changing from winter date to summer date (in France) The foreign system dates seems not to be well managed by revolution Jean-Marc Le 14 févr. 2007, à 11:43, jbv a écrit : Hi all, Thanks

Re: calendar function anyone ?

2007-02-14 Thread Sarah Reichelt
When you are working with dates only, the dateItems will usually show the hour as 2 am, but sometimes as 1 am depending on daylight savings. To avoid any potential cross-overs, when working with dates alone, I tend to supply a default time of midday. The convert command will not mess this up by

calendar function anyone ?

2007-02-13 Thread jbv
Hi all, Does anyone know of a function to find out, for instance, which day of the week was sept. 18th 1918 or which day of week will be dec. 5th 2025 ? Thanks, JB ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url

Re: calendar function anyone ?

2007-02-13 Thread Gordon Tillman
JB you can try something like this... for example, in the message box: convert 1918,9,18,0,0,0,0 from dateItems to dateItems put it This returns: 1918,9,18,1,0,0,4 Note how it fixes the day of the week in the date items to 4 (Wednesday) Alternatively you can specify the output as

Re: calendar function anyone ?

2007-02-13 Thread Sarah Reichelt
Does anyone know of a function to find out, for instance, which day of the week was sept. 18th 1918 or which day of week will be dec. 5th 2025 ? If you convert a date to dateItems, it becomes a comma-delimited list of 7 items. The last one is a number indicating the day of the week. Then you

Re: calendar function anyone ?

2007-02-13 Thread Richard Gaskin
jbv wrote: Does anyone know of a function to find out, for instance, which day of the week was sept. 18th 1918 or which day of week will be dec. 5th 2025 ? function GetWeekday pDate set the centurycutoff to (char -2 to -1 of pDate)-1 convert pDate to dateitems return line (last item of

Re: calendar function anyone ?

2007-02-13 Thread Chipp Walters
the weekdayNames ?? Good one, have to remember that :-) ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: