Subclassed DateTime's from_object method, which was secretely deleting
the internal session variable. There is probably a more robust way to
do this, such as by "...implementing the utc_rd_values() method as the
from_object docs suggest.
Finished fixing the bug with time zone errors in editing an event.
The standard is everything going into the DB is in UTC. Timezones have to be
manually handled after being fetched.
Added a test for the new methods and for object construction.
Changed Calendar and Event Assets to use the new methods.
Interim checkin to get some debug help from Doug.
fix - XSS Vulnerability in Wiki page titles
fix - Wiki does not allow you to specify the content to allow in submitted pages or content filtering
fix - GetSyndicated Content Workflow activity doesn't check for timeout
fix - GetSyndicated Content Workflow activity does not trap errors
- fix: Calendar now reports proper product ID on iCal feed
- fix: Calendar now tries to use the feed ID when sending uid of event on iCal
feeds (to prevent over-propagation of events shared between calendars).
- fix: Bug in AssetLineage->getLineage documentation.
- rfe: Event now has a template var to toggle if an event only lasts one day
- rfe: WebGUI::DateTime->toMysql now automatically adjusts to UTC. NOTE:
toMysqlDate and toMysqlTime do NOT adjust for timezones. If you are
using them you must adjust manually.
- fix: Bug in WebGUI::DateTime documentation
- fix: Calendar default date of "first event" or "last event" now works.
- fix: Calendar now handles Events that have ' in titles appropriately.
- rfe: Added a "dateSpan" Event template variable that will show a properly
formatted date/time span depending on how the event's start and end are.
did not have one. This is due to behavior in HTML::Template
with global_vars=1. If a loop variable is undef, then the global
will be used instead. Using empty string '' is a better solution.
'' and undef are both false, so template conditionals will not
be changed.
