Achim achim+roundcube@qustodium.net schrieb:
Hello Alec:
On 2012-09-09 15:58, A.L.E.C wrote:
On 09/09/2012 02:30 PM, Achim wrote:
I have tried to update rcmail_format_date_col() from program/steps/addressbook/func.inc (using date format string "s" for timestamp), and format_date() from program/steps/addressbook/func.inc but RC still writes the date field as "Y-m-d", independent of what I
use in rcmail_format_date_col().
This function is used only to display the date. You need to convert the field value in rcube_ldap::_map_data() method which is called before inserting/updating LDAP entry.
That was the missing piece!
I added special cases (hardcoded) for the two fields birthday and anniversary (line 1567ff):
if ($fld && $val) { // The field does exist, add it to the entry. $ldap_data[$fld] = $val; // Special case: we should store the dates as Unix timestamp if (($col == "birthday") || ($col == "anniversary")) { $timestamp = strtotime($val); $ldap_data[$fld] = $timestamp; } }
Perhaps this is not very elegant, but it works. Feel free to include/improve this.
On the same issue, does anybody know if only iPhone expects Unix timestamps, or if it is "The Right Thing To Do (TM)" for most clients?
the standard schemas of LDAP do not support birth... I defined my own schema attr for it. and I do not known any OS addressbook client using it... but what schema is iOS using?
Andreas
Best regards, Achim _______________________________________________ Roundcube Users mailing list users@lists.roundcube.net http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/users