mxCalendar multi day event trouble

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mandledesign Reply #1, 12 years, 2 months ago

Posted this in the wrong area before under discussion.

I'm having trouble with multi day events not posting the last day if the time is < that of the start time.
for example if i have a start date/time of 8/8/2014 7:00 pm and and end date/time of 8/10/2014 12:00 pm. It only displays on the 8th and 9th not on the 10th.

So best I can tell there seems to some kind of issue with what value is given for $mxcArray['durDay'].

In the above example I should get a 2 for 'durDay' but I get a 1. So it doesn't add the final date to the array.

if(version_compare(PHP_VERSION, '5.3.0') >= 0){
       $diff = $eStart->diff($eEnd);
       $durYear = $diff->format('%y');
       $durMonth = $diff->format('%m');
       $durDay = $diff->format('%d');
       $durHour = $diff->format('%h');
       $durMin = $diff->format('%i');
       $durSec = $diff->format('%s');
   } else {
       $diff = (object)$mxcal->datediff($mxc->get('startdate'),$mxc->get('enddate'),true);
       $durYear = $diff->years;
       $durMonth = $diff->months;
       $durDay = $diff->days;
       $durHour = $diff->hours;
       $durMin = $diff->minutes;
       $durSec = $diff->seconds;
   }
    
   //-- return event duration values 
   $mxcArray['durYear']    = !empty($durYear) ? $durYear : null; 
   $mxcArray['durMonth']    = !empty($durMonth) ? $durMonth : null; 
   $mxcArray['durDay']      = !empty($durDay) ? $durDay : null; 
   $mxcArray['durHour']     = !empty($durHour) ? $durHour : null; 
   $mxcArray['durMin']      = !empty($durMin) ? $durMin : null; 
   $mxcArray['durSec']      = !empty($durSec) ? $durSec : null;
   $mxcArray['mxcmodalClass'] = ($modalView && $ajaxResourceId || isset($_REQUEST['imajax']) ? 'mxcmodal' : '');
 
   // Add date for each day in a multiple day event ( #127 )
   if($mxcArray['durDay'] !== null && $mxcArray['durDay'] >= 1){
       if($debug) echo 'Multiple Day Event: '.$mxcArray['title'].'<br />';
       for($i = 1; $i<=$mxcArray['durDay']; $i++){
           $theSpanDate = strtotime('+'.$i.' day', $mxcArray['startdate']);
           $arrEventDates[$mxcArray['id'].'_'.$i] = array('date'=>$theSpanDate, 'eventId'=>$mxcArray['id'],'repeatId'=>null);
           if($debug) echo '   ++(0)  '.strftime($dateFormat.' '.$timeFormat, $theSpanDate).'<br>';
       }
   }

Problem with diff()? Where would I find this function? Is there something there that subtracts 1 if end time is < start time?

This question has been answered by mandledesign. See the first response.

[ed. note: mandledesign last edited this post 12 years, 2 months ago.]

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mandledesign Reply #2, 12 years, 2 months ago

this seems to sum up my problem.

It appears that they "days" property that is populated by \DateTime::diff does not contain a float for the differences in time.
It is rounded down to the nearest whole day.

$d1 = new \DateTime("2013-07-31 10:29:00");
$d2 = new \DateTime("2013-08-02 5:32:12");
echo $d1->diff($d2)->days;

Output: 1

uhhhhhhhh what should i do?

discuss.answer

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mandledesign Reply #3, 12 years, 2 months ago

Think I solved my own problem.

    $eStart    = new DateTime(date('Y-m-d H:i:s',$mxc->get('startdate'))); 
    $eEnd      = new DateTime(date('Y-m-d H:i:s',$mxc->get('enddate')));

	$eStart2    = new DateTime(date('Y-m-d',$mxc->get('startdate'))); 
    $eEnd2      = new DateTime(date('Y-m-d',$mxc->get('enddate')));

    $durYear; $durMonth; $durDay; $durHour; $durMin; $durSec;
    
    if(version_compare(PHP_VERSION, '5.3.0') >= 0){
        $diff = $eStart->diff($eEnd);
		$diff2 = $eStart2->diff($eEnd2);
        $durYear = $diff->format('%y');
        $durMonth = $diff->format('%m');
        $durDay = $diff2->format('%d');
        $durHour = $diff->format('%h');
        $durMin = $diff->format('%i');
        $durSec = $diff->format('%s');
    } else {
        $diff = (object)$mxcal->datediff($mxc->get('startdate'),$mxc->get('enddate'),true);
        $durYear = $diff->years;
        $durMonth = $diff->months;
        $durDay = $diff->days;
        $durHour = $diff->hours;
        $durMin = $diff->minutes;
        $durSec = $diff->seconds;
    }

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