Hi, i'm using Drupal 5.7
I'm creating a site and I decided to introduce a calendar (calendar module) to include events on it. Some of this events last more than one day (From Date To Date) and they will repeat during some years.
I was creating the site under a server with php 5.2, and in this server events are created well, they last several days and they repeat in the calendar every year.
My problem is that i had to move the site to other server. Now, I can't choose repeat option for those events that last more than one day, if i use repeat option and 'From date To date' simultaniusly, then finish date (To date) is assigned the same value as initial date (From Date), so the event last just one day.
This server is using php 5.1.6, i'm wondering if maybe this problem is because of php version.
Any one can help me?
Thanks in advance!
Comments
Comment #1
karens commentedThe first thing to do is to move up to the very latest -dev version of the module. There have been lots of fixes since the rc version. Then try again. If you still have trouble I need to know the type of date, the type of widget, the date field settings, etc.
Comment #2
i3asidis commentedHi, thanks for the advice.
I upgrated to the latest -dev version but i'm still having the same problem.
In server 1 (server with php 5.2) everything works ok but in server 2 (server with php 5.1.6) when i try to create an event of several days of duration and i also select repeat option, then finish date is assigned initial date...
Since the only difference between both servers is php version i think this is the problem, but i'm not sure of that.
Date module has Date PHP4, emulate PHP 5.2 date functions in PHP 4.x, PHP 5.0, and PHP 5.1. Required when using the Date API with PHP versions less than PHP 5.2. Maybe, the problem is in this section of the module...
I can't upgrade php version in server 2 (shared server), so i don't know what to do
Comment #3
karens commentedVery likely a problem in the PHP4 wrapper, it's helpful to have this information. I'll have to investigate.
Comment #4
karens commentedComment #5
karens commentedFound the problem and fixed it. It was a problem in the PHP4 wrapper code.
Comment #6
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.