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vlad77
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Joined: 31 May 2015
Posts: 122
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 Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2019 1:38 pm
Post subject: Advanced time management |
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Title: Advanced time management
Author: -=ET=-, vlad77
Description: mod controls the display of time on the forum for registered users and guests, synchronizes the time on the forum with the user's computer and other options, 6 ways.
Version: 3.0.4
Note: Errors of the original mode by - = ET = - were found and removed. Made a friendly interface. The mod is now compatible with other mods using window.onload. The quality of the definition of Java time has been improved, the time is transmitted to the server with each click. For guests, as well as for registered users, when you re-enter the forum, the correct time is shown instantly. In the admin user profile shows detailed information about the mod settings and the current time. Added setting the maximum time lag when synchronizing with the user's computer (before this lag was unlimited). Added the mod that was not completed by the author, the option to manually switch the checkbox to summer time. Added addon for Guest Sessions MOD. Removed session_start (), thereby eliminating the possible danger of server hangup. While the time is not transmitted from the user's computer, the time is shown from the time zone, you can turn it off in the admin panel, so that the time would not be shown at all, as in older versions of the mod.
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Vendethiel
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Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2019 8:35 pm
Post subject: Re: Advanced time management |
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I can't download it right now.
Are you using AJAX for this? How many SQL queries?
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vlad77
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Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2019 7:35 am
Post subject: Re: Advanced time management |
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| Time is transmitted to the server through cookies. New sql queries not added.
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vlad77
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Joined: 31 May 2015
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Posted: Mon Jul 22, 2019 2:36 pm
Post subject: Re: Advanced time management |
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Version: 3.0.4
Disabling the option "Always show time" worked only on index.php (that is, on a forum without mods showing the time on their pages), fixed. Now you need to edit 1 file less. Added addons for "Calendar Lite" and "printer-friendly topic view option mod".
Instructions for updating are attached.
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s1eelra1
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Joined: 08 Apr 2015
Posts: 7
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Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2020 2:35 am
Post subject: Re: Advanced time management |
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@Vlad.....
I'm working through updating to 7.2/7.4 of php. I'm getting this error showing up when I have the error displaying turned on.
Notice: Undefined offset: 3
The lines of code is for the 3.0.4 version of Advanced Time Mod that I switched to.
It's in ./includes/sessions.php
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// Start add - Advanced time management MOD
if ( $userdata['user_id'] == ANONYMOUS && isset($HTTP_COOKIE_VARS[$cookiename . '_upto']) )
{
$userdata['user_pc_timeOffsets'] = $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS[$cookiename . '_upto'];
}
$pc_dateTime_update = FALSE;
if ( [b]$cookie_pc_timeOffsets[3][/b] < $current_time - $board_config['max_delay_for_time_pc'] )
{
$cookie_pc_timeOffsets = array();
}
if ( isset($cookie_pc_timeOffsets['pc_tzo']) && isset($cookie_pc_timeOffsets['pc_t']) )
{
$userdata['session_timezoneOffset'] = intval($cookie_pc_timeOffsets['pc_tzo']);
$pc_dateTime['pc_timezoneOffset'] = $userdata['session_timezoneOffset'];
$server_time = @gmdate(G)*3600 + @gmdate(i)*60 + @gmdate(s);
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Any ideas? I'm not the strongest at php.....
TIA
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s1eelra1
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Joined: 08 Apr 2015
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Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2020 3:31 pm
Post subject: Re: Advanced time management |
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I did find another google link, suggesting that if the array goes from 0,1,2..... then you would set this value to 2 (instead of 3, since it's the max declared value.
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if ( [b]$cookie_pc_timeOffsets[2][/b] < $current_time - $board_config['max_delay_for_time_pc'] )
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However, as part of this process I've found an interesting "feature"? In the common.php, I've enabled the warnings, etc to help find the php7.4 things to be "fixed" for future proofing. When I have this array option, essentially, I get into a login loop for the acp. At first I thought, it was something else. But if I disable the warning in common.php, I can login without issue.... otherwise I basically can't get into the acp. I can refresh, delete cookies, etc.... And sometimes, I can then get in. Other times, I essentially get logged out (cookie wise, so I have to even relogin). Since with the flag set, the same code works just fine. it's OK for now. However, on some change to the php version on the host, i'm sure this will come back.
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