Quarterbore
03-18-2007, 05:20 AM
I am trying to debug an issue with one of my scripts and I am really quite confused. The script works fine in english everything is phrased so I have a few people that are using the script in other languages.
So, when I use my script in the script I get dates like this:
ENGLISH: 03-15-07
Nederlands: %e %647 %2007
I know this happens in other languages as well but I don't have the other languages on my site to test. I have one person with a site in French and their date code looks like this:
French: %30/%08/%2006
I belive this was supposed to be 30/8/2006 based on the PM I got.
I tried to trace the code as my date formating code uses the standard vBulleting function in the following context:
$ad[date] = vbdate($vbulletin->options['dateformat'], $ad['dateline'], '', '');
I tried going into my vBulletin date options to try to make changes there but that did not seem to help? My script directly displays $ad[date] so I know (or I am pretty sure I know) the problem comes from the date function but I have no idea how to fix this.
Thanks for any advise on where I might look.
So, when I use my script in the script I get dates like this:
ENGLISH: 03-15-07
Nederlands: %e %647 %2007
I know this happens in other languages as well but I don't have the other languages on my site to test. I have one person with a site in French and their date code looks like this:
French: %30/%08/%2006
I belive this was supposed to be 30/8/2006 based on the PM I got.
I tried to trace the code as my date formating code uses the standard vBulleting function in the following context:
$ad[date] = vbdate($vbulletin->options['dateformat'], $ad['dateline'], '', '');
I tried going into my vBulletin date options to try to make changes there but that did not seem to help? My script directly displays $ad[date] so I know (or I am pretty sure I know) the problem comes from the date function but I have no idea how to fix this.
Thanks for any advise on where I might look.