MDL-32234 Library: usergetdate return different values when timezone is set

usergetdate should return consistent values for different timezone. There are
two return path
1. If timezone is servertime, it returns getdate
2. If timezone other then servertime, it use gmstrftime, which returns string and
   values with leading zero.
In second case, leading zero's are removed and values are type casted. One major fix
is with yday, getdate returns 0 through 365, whereas %j returns 001 through 366. This
has been fixed as well.
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Rajesh Taneja
2012-04-30 10:54:11 +08:00
parent 446dbeed7a
commit daa44ab05e
2 changed files with 11 additions and 2 deletions
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@@ -2039,6 +2039,15 @@ function usergetdate($time, $timezone=99) {
$getdate['seconds']
) = explode('_', $datestring);
// set correct datatype to match with getdate()
$getdate['seconds'] = (int)$getdate['seconds'];
$getdate['yday'] = (int)$getdate['yday'] - 1; // gettime returns 0 through 365
$getdate['year'] = (int)$getdate['year'];
$getdate['mon'] = (int)$getdate['mon'];
$getdate['wday'] = (int)$getdate['wday'];
$getdate['mday'] = (int)$getdate['mday'];
$getdate['hours'] = (int)$getdate['hours'];
$getdate['minutes'] = (int)$getdate['minutes'];
return $getdate;
}