After installing the newest version of Moodle (on 3 different computers), I can not see any dates on the weekly schedule. All I see is:
November - November
Anyone else with this problem?
I'm not seeing it on any of my sites.
Is it possible you've got something wierd in your locale setting?
If those dates aren't working, I suspect all the dates (eg posts etc) wouldn't be working either.
Quite ironic really, you add a calendar and lose the dates!
Is it possible you've got something wierd in your locale setting?
If those dates aren't working, I suspect all the dates (eg posts etc) wouldn't be working either.
Quite ironic really, you add a calendar and lose the dates!
When I use the Forum, I have the same problem. The month and year show up but no date. Oh, I forgot to mention, only installed in XP and Win2000.
Here is an example post:
DATE Test
by Paul Daniels - Sunday, November 2002, 10:01 PM
I can confirm the same problem on my win2k machine but works fine when I move the files to my freebsd machine
Looks like it's a PHP bug on Windows 
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=18520
It's funny this hasn't come up before now, since lots of people are running Moodle on Windows. Which version of PHP and Windows are you using?
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=18520
It's funny this hasn't come up before now, since lots of people are running Moodle on Windows. Which version of PHP and Windows are you using?
I am using Moodle with PHP 4.2.0 on both Win XP and 2000.
Well, since it seems this is affecting (or will affect) a lot of people, I'm going to implement a workaround in the next release.
ie: %d instead of %e in the strftime format.
This means that all the dates will be padded with zeros, which is a little less nice looking, but at least it seems to work on Unix and Windows. eg
01 November - 08 November
Before I release a new version with this change, could all of you with this problem try editing course/weeks.php and change any %e to %d wherever you find it? Just to make sure this will fix it.
Cheers,
Martin
ie: %d instead of %e in the strftime format.
This means that all the dates will be padded with zeros, which is a little less nice looking, but at least it seems to work on Unix and Windows. eg
01 November - 08 November
Before I release a new version with this change, could all of you with this problem try editing course/weeks.php and change any %e to %d wherever you find it? Just to make sure this will fix it.
Cheers,
Martin
Win XP and Win 2000 installs
Under course/weeks.php, I changed %e to %d (only 2 instances) and now I can see the dates OK, that was an easy fix Thanks!