) and as you mentioned above, there are bits of code like the setting of cookies that would also be better suited for an individual method. This is going to mean more methods to document, but I think it will make a more modular API for WebLoginPE.
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setlocale(LC_ALL,"fr"); $wlpe_lang['dobFormat']='%d/%m/%Y'; $wlpe_lang['commaseparator']=',';
$age = substr($ageDecimal, 0, strpos($ageDecimal, "."));
$modx->setPlaceholder('view.dob', strftime('%m-%d-%Y', $viewUser['dob']));
$modx->setPlaceholder('view.age', $age);
$age = substr($ageDecimal, 0, strpos($ageDecimal,$this->LanguageArray['commaseparator']));
$modx->setPlaceholder('view.dob', strftime($this->LanguageArray['dobFormat'], $viewUser['dob']));
$modx->setPlaceholder('view.age', $age);
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wonderful time a few weeks ago trying to convert a 100 character database text field using spaces, random formats, and strange characters into unix time stamp that Modx uses. I thought I would share my method as WebloginPe can use this also.
<?php
/* $dob reassembles the date in an order and format we can use to convert to unix time
Basically we take the $date array and piece it back together in a format strtotime likes.
*/
$dob = strtotime($dobMonth."/".$dobDay."/".$dobYear);
/* Once this is assembled correctly and PHP creates the time stamp for us then we can
save the string to the int 10 field in the modx table.
*/
?>
[!WebLoginPE? &type=`register` &groupStatus=`Cadets,New Applicants,Limited`!]
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