Submitted by jan_rifkinson on 2011/04/08 19:27
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Hi Jan ,
 
Any idea after what action did this occur ?
 
 

jan_rifkinson

2011/04/09 14:05

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Hi Pierre.
 
Not 100% sure but I would bet it was HOIST
 
HTH

 so what do i do to correct this while we figure out why it's happening

Armando

2011/04/11 09:29

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I haven't been able to reproduce that problem yet. I'd need some steps.
Hoist doesn't seem to be the problem -- at least here.
 
There was another thread about it at some point but I can't find it at the moment. I think that there were some details about the field's options content, etc.
 
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jan_rifkinson

2011/04/11 11:41

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In this case it turned out to be a field option <format> problem. Removing format error corrected the displayed date.

Armando

2011/04/11 14:06

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So, if I understand well, in this present case, there's no formatting involved. So I guess I'll wait for other clues.
 
 
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Pierre_Admin

2011/04/11 14:39

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I understood that Jan found out that the problem was incorrect syntax in the <format>  tag of the field options.
 
 

Armando

2011/04/11 15:21

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Oh... I see. I was having problems understanding what "this" referred to...
 
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jan_rifkinson

2011/04/13 21:52

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Exactly Pierre. Sorry I wasn't clearer, Armando.