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 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 remember that this bug lead to a few threads on this list) and
finally choosed
to make all date conversions with mySQL instead...
Best,
JB
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 can use the system weekDayNames to find the day name that
matches that number.
e.g.
put "12/5/2025" into tDate
convert tDate to dateItems
put the last item of tDate into tDayNum
put line tDayNum of the system weekdayNames into tDayName
Cheers,
Sarah
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