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Re: Message of the Day [message #2043 is a reply to message #2034] Wed, 06 May 2009 10:12 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
gpatti is currently offline  gpatti
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I've tried running through my debugger to see why I'm not getting todays messages listed, and I think I may have found a bug - please correct me if I'm wrong...

Lines 315 and 316 in std.table.class.inc show:
$search[$start_date] = "<='$date 00:00:00'";
$search[$end_date] = ">='$date 23:59:59'";

If I'm not mistaken the times on these two rows should be reversed, to become:
$search[$start_date] = "<='$date 23:59:59'";
$search[$end_date] = ">='$date 00:00:00'";

The start and end date fields in the mnu_motd table are defined as date fields rather than datetime fields, so I'm not sure why the times may be having an effect - maybe it's to do with different implementations of MySQL.

Regarding point 2 - this isn't something I need at the moment, but thought it might be a useful addition.

Graham
 
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