Same thing happens to me with Cocoon's latest version, but then I assumed it had to do with localization problems.
However other readers of this list said they had no problem whatsoever... I think it's a bug somehow. But then is it up to Cocoon's bugzilla list or does it have to do with the provider for that particular code? José Ernesto Echeverría [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----Original Message----- From: JACOB, ERIC [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Viernes, 27 de Agosto de 2004 06:27 a.m. To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [cocoon] RE: Question about the Calendar Generator Hi, Here some problems I encountered when using the calendar generator: - The month attribute within the root element contains the previous month; - The prevYear and nextYear attributes are set to the current year; - The generator adds days from the end of the previous month, but not the days from the beginning of the following month; - The full date is off by one day; - The padWeeks option doesn't seem to work; - Would be nice if the generator could return the weekday strings. See my post below for more information. If I look at the samples/cal, I have the same problem (see the attached file). Maybe I should open a bug in bugzilla? Thanks, Eric -----Original Message----- From: JACOB, ERIC [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, August 26, 2004 12:15 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Question about the Calendar Generator Hi, I got the following output with the CalendarGenerator for the current month: <calendar:calendar year="2004" month="July" prevYear="2004" prevMonth="07" nextYear="2004" nextMonth="09" xmlns:calendar="http://apache.org/cocoon/calendar/1.0"> <calendar:week number="1"> <calendar:day number="1" date="July 31, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="2" date="August 1, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="3" date="August 2, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="4" date="August 3, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="5" date="August 4, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="6" date="August 5, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="7" date="August 6, 2004" /> </calendar:week> <calendar:week number="2"> <calendar:day number="8" date="August 7, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="9" date="August 8, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="10" date="August 9, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="11" date="August 10, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="12" date="August 11, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="13" date="August 12, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="14" date="August 13, 2004" /> </calendar:week> <calendar:week number="3"> <calendar:day number="15" date="August 14, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="16" date="August 15, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="17" date="August 16, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="18" date="August 17, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="19" date="August 18, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="20" date="August 19, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="21" date="August 20, 2004" /> </calendar:week> <calendar:week number="4"> <calendar:day number="22" date="August 21, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="23" date="August 22, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="24" date="August 23, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="25" date="August 24, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="26" date="August 25, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="27" date="August 26, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="28" date="August 27, 2004" /> </calendar:week> <calendar:week number="5"> <calendar:day number="29" date="August 28, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="30" date="August 29, 2004" /> <calendar:day number="31" date="August 30, 2004" /> </calendar:week> </calendar:calendar> Here some questions which come to me: - As you can see, the month attribute within the root element contains July (it should be August, no?). - prevYear and nextYear attributes are set to 2004 (should be 2003 and 2005, right?). - And why month is not in the same format as prevYear and nextYear? Thanks, Eric --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]