I spent a little while digging on this one and found the
UNLZ bug too. My searches on the support forum never were
able to find the information I was looking for. Perhaps a single forum for "Bugs" would have helped.
Anyway, the one thing that Matt doesn't mention in the thread the link points to is the fact that the "Start Date" field in the Edit/Delete template is probably not displaying as he intended. The date that gets displayed is simply the day of the month from the schedule database. I think Matt meant to make it a real date because if you look at the code you see that when a "search" output is being displayed, Matt uses the &SimpleDateFormat::formatDate function. Looks much better.
I modified the edit_delete_event.html template so that it shows the "Start Date" as a real date. Don't know if anyone else has found this or not.
Diffs:
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*** edit_delete_events.html Wed Mar 6 12:40:58 2002
--- edit_delete_events.html~ Thu Mar 7 16:44:22 2002
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*** 183,191 ****
$id = $e->{'details'}->{'id'};
$nextoccurrence = $e->{'schedule'}->{'nextoccurrence'};
$title = $e->{'details'}->{'title'};
! # $date = &Date::LZ($e->{'schedule'}->{'date'});
! # KEO Modified 3/6/2002
! $date = &SimpleDateFormat::formatDate($e->{'schedule'}->{'start'},$dateFormat);
$start = $e->{'schedule'}->{'start_time'};
$start = &Date::formatTime($start,$Config->get("time_format"));
$all_day = $e->{'schedule'}->{'all_day'};
--- 183,189 ----
$id = $e->{'details'}->{'id'};
$nextoccurrence = $e->{'schedule'}->{'nextoccurrence'};
$title = $e->{'details'}->{'title'};
! $date = &Date::LZ($e->{'schedule'}->{'date'});
$start = $e->{'schedule'}->{'start_time'};
$start = &Date::formatTime($start,$Config->get("time_format"));
$all_day = $e->{'schedule'}->{'all_day'};
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