OK, I know what is happening now....
It looks like the startdate is being POSTED literally - and that
Symfony is splitting the date at the / - like it would any other URL,
to create key/value pairs. Hence the month -> year pair.
Not at all helpful!
I'm surprised nobody has run into this before....
I've fixed it - by modifying the locale file for en_GB - replacing the
dd/MM/YYYY with dd-MM-YYYY
Having grepped through the locale files, it looks like there is a
large number of other locales that will be affected by the same issue.
Surely there is a cleaner fix than modifying the locale files directly?
On 8 May 2008, at 11:07, Lee Bolding wrote:
>
> I can see this is my log...
>
> May 08 10:56:07 symfony [info] {sfRequest} request parameters array
> ( 'module' => 'my_module', 'action' => 'showTaskDetails',
> 'startdate' => '08', '05' => '2008', 'enddate' => '15',
> 'content_object_id' => 'tsn11_l2it1', 'learner_id' => '4', 'subject'
> => '1', 'anaction' => 'update',)
> May 08 10:56:08 symfony [err] {sfException} Unable to parse date/time
> value for [startdate] from input: '--'
>
> It seems the calendar widget is sending the date back to the action
> incorrectly - 'startdate' => '08', '05' => '2008', - shouldn't
> startdate be an array?
>
> Am I going wrong somewhere, or is the date helper going wrong?
>
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