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[#1896] Honor twentyFour in reminders script
Summary Honor twentyFour in reminders script
Queue Kronolith
Queue Version 2.0.3
Type Enhancement
State Resolved
Priority 1. Low
Owners chuck (at) horde (dot) org
Requester kevin_myer (at) iu13 (dot) org
Created 05/02/2005 (7376 days ago)
Due
Updated 05/15/2005 (7363 days ago)
Assigned
Resolved 05/15/2005 (7363 days ago)
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05/15/2005 04:35:10 PM Chuck Hagenbuch Comment #6
State ⇒ Resolved
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All set in CVS and for 2.0.4.
05/12/2005 09:00:02 PM Chuck Hagenbuch Assigned to Chuck Hagenbuch
 
05/02/2005 03:37:37 PM kevin_myer (at) iu13 (dot) org Comment #5 Reply to this comment
Right, that's what I'm proposing for the time format preference as 
well.  For each language present, there would be the possibility of 
two message formats, depending on the twentyFour preference.  You'd 
just need to nest another foreach $timeformat loop inside the $lang 
loop and have a way of setting $timeformat for each recipient.  At 
least I think that would be the way to handle this.
05/02/2005 02:09:56 PM Jan Schneider Comment #4 Reply to this comment
We do this already for the recipients' languages.
05/02/2005 01:59:42 PM kevin_myer (at) iu13 (dot) org Comment #3 Reply to this comment
Ugh, you're right.  I only use reminders to myself (if I remember to 
set them), so I wasn't really looking at a way to create a customized 
message for a reminder that would be sent to an event with multiple 
recipients.



So unless I"m wrong:



Current behavior:  one message, assumes sender and receipient are 
using 24 hour

My patched behavior: one message, uses sender's twentyFour preference, 
assumes receipient(s) time display is the same as sender's, works if 
recipient == event sender.

Needed behavior: one or two messages that honor the recipient's 
preference for twentyFour



I would think you could do something similar to using the logic for 
$lang, to generate one message to each recipient that has the same 
$lang.  You'd now also have $timeformat (or something like that) to 
take into consideration.
05/02/2005 12:05:03 PM Jan Schneider Comment #2
State ⇒ Feedback
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This patch doesn't respect the recipients' preferences.
05/02/2005 11:17:05 AM kevin_myer (at) iu13 (dot) org Comment #1
Priority ⇒ 1. Low
Type ⇒ Enhancement
Summary ⇒ Honor twentyFour in reminders script
Queue ⇒ Kronolith
New Attachment: kronolith-24-scheduler.patch Download
State ⇒ New
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Minor tweak to to control showing of AM/PM vs. 24 hour times in the 
reminders script, depending on what the twentyFour preference is.

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