Erich Seifert wrote:
I had the same problem.
The fmt tag outputs GMT time but the methods of DateTime, i.e. day(), month(),
year(), etc. do not. So I used them.
That's really horrible, I'd chuck it in the collector:
http://classic.zope.org:8080/Collector/
cheers,
Chris
The most hirrible thing is that I chunked it in the collector but the Zope
developers rejected it! Apparently they seem to claim this is a feature. Feature or
not I can't use dates in forms because of this.
Peter
Chris Withers skrev:
Erich Seifert wrote:
I had the same problem.
The fmt
What was the issue number?
Chris
Peter Arvidsson wrote:
The most hirrible thing is that I chunked it in the collector but the Zope
developers rejected it! Apparently they seem to claim this is a feature. Feature or
not I can't use dates in forms because of this.
Peter
Chris Withers
#1445 (http://classic.zope.org:8080/Collector/1445/view)
Chris Withers skrev:
What was the issue number?
Chris
Peter Arvidsson wrote:
The most hirrible thing is that I chunked it in the collector but the Zope
developers rejected it! Apparently they seem to claim this is a feature.
I have encountered a strange and irritating problem. As I live in Sweden
we use timezone 'GMT+1'. I have a form like this:
dtml-var standard_html_header
form action="a"
input type="text" size="15" name="date:date" value="dtml-var ZopeTime
fmt=%Y-%m-%d"
input type="submit"
/form
dtml-var
Peter Arvidsson wrote:
It cant really be a timezone issue because it is decreasing the date by
24 hours and I only live 1 hour from GMT. The date on my computer and
the server are correct. Does someone knows why this happens when I use
"fmt" or is this a DateTime bug?
It could be one of a
Hi Peter,
I had the same problem.
The fmt tag outputs GMT time but the methods of DateTime, i.e. day(), month(),
year(), etc. do not. So I used them.
Peter Arvidsson wrote:
Forgot to say that... I run 2.2 final :/
Chris Withers skrev:
Peter Arvidsson wrote:
It cant really be a
