Achim <achim+roundc...@qustodium.net> schrieb:
>Hello Alec:
>
>On 2012-09-09 15:58, A.L.E.C wrote:
>> On 09/09/2012 02:30 PM, Achim wrote:
>>
>>> I have tried to update rcmail_format_date_col() from
>>> program/steps/addressbook/func.inc (using date format string "s" for
>>> timestamp), and format_date() from
>>> program/steps/addressbook/func.inc
>>> but RC still writes the date field as "Y-m-d", independent of what I
>
>>> use
>>> in rcmail_format_date_col().
>>
>> This function is used only to display the date. You need to convert
>> the
>> field value in rcube_ldap::_map_data() method which is called before
>> inserting/updating LDAP entry.
>
>That was the missing piece!
>
>I added special cases (hardcoded) for the two fields birthday and
>anniversary (line 1567ff):
>
>if ($fld && $val) {
> // The field does exist, add it to the entry.
> $ldap_data[$fld] = $val;
> // Special case: we should store the dates as Unix timestamp
> if (($col == "birthday") || ($col == "anniversary")) {
> $timestamp = strtotime($val);
> $ldap_data[$fld] = $timestamp;
> }
>}
>
>Perhaps this is not very elegant, but it works. Feel free to
>include/improve this.
>
>On the same issue, does anybody know if only iPhone expects Unix
>timestamps, or if it is "The Right Thing To Do (TM)" for most clients?
the standard schemas of LDAP do not support birth... I defined my own schema
attr for it.
and I do not known any OS addressbook client using it...
but what schema is iOS using?
Andreas
>
>Best regards, Achim
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