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Comment	> How a fix introduces a problem: > > > > function_exists needs a string argument, this is corrected in 1.2.1 and > > immediately breaks the 1.2.1 version: > > > > the easter_days function returns the number of days after Mar 21 > instead of a Date object, > > and calling a member function of an integer is not possible. > > > > > > With my poor PHP knowledge it should be moreorless: > > > > 396 function calcEaster($year) > > 397 { > > 398 if (function_exists('easter_days')) { > > 399 $mar21offset= easter_days($year); > > 400 $eastern=new Date(sprintf("%04d-03-21",$year)); > > 401 $eastern->addSeconds($mar21offset*86400); > > 402 return($eastern); > > 403 } > > > > > > Kind Regards, > > > > > >
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