- added standard widget to select timezones
- modified egw_time::server2user and ::user2server to return NULL, if
time can not be parsed, not throwing an exception (as this are legacy
function meant to easy convert existing code, eg. replace strtotime())
allow to do propfinds on hugh addressbooks independent of memory_limit:
- regular groupdav_handler::profind() method gets split in a method just
computing a filter and a callback to run that filter on the backend
- groupdav_propfind_iterator class is returned from profind method
instead of an array with information about the files
- iterator calls groupdav_hander::propfind_callback if there are no more
entries from the previous call
- constructor of groupdav_propfind_iterator allows to pass an extra array
with files to return, to simplify modifying existing implementation
(were eg. information about the current path, get's supplied from
calling groupdav class).
only if you select more then one timezone to display in it)
- moved generation of beautified timezone array to egw_time
- moved all preferences hooks to a new class preferences_hooks (updated
version so setup updates hook data, or you need to call admin>>update
hooks)
--> recogniced it's so old and dusty, it does not make sense any more
--> moved content_header() method to html class
- fixed calls of browser->content_header to use html::content_header
instead
calendar, plus a first calendar implemenation.
This implementation just replaces following calendar_bo methods:
- date2ts($date,$user2server=False)
- date2array($date,$server2user=False)
- date2string($date,$server2user=False,$format='Ymd')
- format_date($date,$format='')
which static methods from egw_time.
If your server is in same timezone as the user, you should experience no
difference. As a small test, you can switch to an other timezone (eg.
UTC) to recognice on a weekly repeating event (which still repeats on
equal server time!) that it moves by one hour when daylight saving
changes. This switching to a TZ with different daylight saving rules,
was not working before.
Happy testing :-)
WebDAV RFC 4918 allows a full url or a path as <D:href>:
http://www.webdav.org/specs/rfc4918.html#ELEMENT_href
Some clients can NOT deal with one or the other:
- KAddressbook (at least in 3.5) can NOT subscribe to addressbooks (it
does not find them) if just a path is used
- iCal in OS X 10.6 generates wrong requests, if a full url is used
