I don't really understand... Could you print the output of
$teilnehmer->getGeburtstag()? Where does that "12/05/69" format come
from? Is that how the dates are stored in the database?
Feel free to send me an email directly or to hang around on the
#symfony irc channel tomorrow.
== Olivier
On 18 déc, 10:49, "skr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Did anybody had this problem too?
>
> in SF_ROOT_DIR/lib/symfony/i18n/sfDateFormat.class.php:
> Impossible to parse date "12/05/69" with format "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss"
>
> My findings:
> in _list_td_tabular.php I got this line :
> <td><?php echo ($teilnehmer->getGeburtstag() !== null &&
> $teilnehmer->getGeburtstag() !== '') ?
> format_date($teilnehmer->getGeburtstag(), "dd.MM.yyyy") : '' ?></td>
>
> If I use getGeburtstag(null), I get back a timestamp and everything
> goes well again.
>
> <td><?php echo ($teilnehmer->getGeburtstag() !== null &&
> $teilnehmer->getGeburtstag() !== '') ?
> format_date($teilnehmer->getGeburtstag(null), "dd.MM.yyyy") : ''
> ?></td>
>
> The above line could be reduced, if the following patch is used:
>
> --- lib/symfony/i18n/sfDateFormat.class.php (Revision 3078)
> +++ lib/symfony/i18n/sfDateFormat.class.php (Arbeitskopie)
> @@ -118,6 +118,9 @@
> public function getDate($time, $pattern = null)
> {
> // if the type is not a php timestamp
> + if(is_null($time))
> + return null;
> +
> if (is_string($time))
> {
> if (!$pattern)
>
> Ticket needed?
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