All very cool.
one thing so far is that if you set a due date (initially or after the
initial request entry) it doesn’t update the page with the date, it
simply says “no date assigned”
thanks.
-dc
Danielle Cambridge
Lead TA | Blue Sky Studios
danielle@blueskystudios.com
Hi Danielle!On Thu, Jan 04, 2001 at 05:30:23PM -0500, Danielle Cambridge wrote:
one thing so far is that if you set a due date (initially or after the
initial request entry) it doesn’t update the page with the date, it
simply says “no date assigned”
The same happens here with rt-1.0.6, I guess you are using the same
version. This bug only occurs with due dates in January.
Attached is a patch for rt-1.0.6 to fix this problem. Can somebody
verify, if this happens in the current development version, too?
Thomas
Email: tkoester@intevation.de
http://intevation.de/~tkoester/
rt-1.0.6-duedate.patch (1.16 KB)
Ok. this patch is in CVS now. it will be in RT 1.0.7. Thanks.
RT2 does all this differently and more correctly.
-jOn Mon, Jan 08, 2001 at 06:18:12PM +0100, Thomas Koester wrote:
Hi Danielle!
On Thu, Jan 04, 2001 at 05:30:23PM -0500, Danielle Cambridge wrote:
one thing so far is that if you set a due date (initially or after the
initial request entry) it doesn’t update the page with the date, it
simply says “no date assigned”The same happens here with rt-1.0.6, I guess you are using the same
version. This bug only occurs with due dates in January.Attached is a patch for rt-1.0.6 to fix this problem. Can somebody
verify, if this happens in the current development version, too?Thomas
–
Email: tkoester@intevation.de
http://intevation.de/~tkoester/
diff -urN rt-1.0.6.orig/lib/rt/ui/web/manipulate.pm rt-1.0.6-duedate/lib/rt/ui/web/manipulate.pm
— rt-1.0.6.orig/lib/rt/ui/web/manipulate.pm Thu Oct 5 21:03:11 2000
+++ rt-1.0.6-duedate/lib/rt/ui/web/manipulate.pm Mon Jan 8 18:10:44 2001
@@ -246,11 +246,11 @@
if ($rt::ui::web::FORM{‘do_req_create’}) {
if ($rt::ui::web::FORM{'due'} and $rt::ui::web::FORM{'due_mday'} and $rt::ui::web::FORM{'due_month'} and $rt::ui::web::FORM{'due_year'}) {
if ($rt::ui::web::FORM{'due'}) {
}
else {
- $due_date=0;
- $date_due=0;
}
($serial_num,$transaction_num,$StatusMsg)=&rt::add_new_request($rt::ui::web::FORM{‘queue_id’},$rt::ui::web::FORM{‘area’},$rt::ui::web::FORM{‘requestors’},$rt::ui::web::FORM{‘alias’},$rt::ui::web::FORM{‘owner’},$rt::ui::web::FORM{‘subject’},“$rt::ui::web::FORM{‘final_prio_tens’}$rt::ui::web::FORM{‘final_prio_ones’}”,“$rt::ui::web::FORM{‘prio_tens’}$rt::ui::web::FORM{‘prio_ones’}”,$rt::ui::web::FORM{‘status’},$rt::time,0,$date_due, $rt::ui::web::FORM{‘content’},$current_user);
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