Living in the 70's

[sugarJunky]

Hi I am running 4.2.0d and noticed the bug which made meetings appear in the 70's and managed to fix it by changing the Meeting.php file, BUT of all the users in sugar, one of them still receives meetings on the 01/01/1970.

I logged in as this user and sent a meeting out to another user, when i checked the mailbox my email reminder said it was in the 70s and the other user's email said the correct date.

I think it must be some small bug or option for this user which is forcing them to work on a public holiday 36 years ago.


Anyone else have any ideas?

My OS is CentOS 4.2
SugarSuite 4.2.0d
Webserver is Apache 2.0.52
PHP version 5.1.2
MySQL version 5.0.19

[avneet]

this is a bug in the sugarcrm and has been fixed by sugar people but they dont want to give it to people dont know why!!! they are only offering it in pro version which is not healthy practice for open source community.

i also had the same problem and not able to solve it fully. though i have a half solution. go to meetings.php there somethere you will see $x=some shitty code, the next line is $xOffset= again some shitty code.

change $xoffset=shitty code to $xoffset=$x.

this will give you the correct date in the invitations and the correct time according to GMT0 but if you are in different time zone you have to add and substract time manually.

still need to work on this part if you find the other half of this missing puzzle do let me know

cheerz
avneet

[sugarJunky]

thanks for the input avneet, i might get some of our tech guys to have a squiz at it if they have some spare time and see if they can find any type of solution, i'll keep you posted.

[mpeychich]

I have posted a more complete hack here http://www.sugarcrm.com/forums/showp...98&postcount=5

It will give you correct invites and you wont need to play with adding and subtracting time when you make the meeting. Instructions are in the post, please comment back if ya want help or a better explanation. I havent tested with people outside the time zone, im doing that next, however it does work for your local zone.

-- Matthew Peychich