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Error with dates in Joomla 3.7.3
- Klaus Veliu
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After updating Joomla in the latest version(3.7.3) I am having a very weird issue with all my sites.
Sometimes not always the users when adding new items the Creation date is not saved correctly and when inspecting the HTML I found that this values here are not in the standard format prntscr.com/fs8fa0. As I switched back to Joomla 3.7.2 I don't have an exact example to show, but the values not formated correctly are shown in the image and the error upon save or save and close is Error: 0 DateTime::__construct(): Failed to parse time string (-1-11-30 01:19:20) at position 5 (-): Double timezone specification
Could someone help me with this issue?!
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- Klaus Veliu
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- Krikor Boghossian
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Which version of K2 are you using?
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- Klaus Veliu
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Latest versions of Joomla and K2 here.
Any ideas?
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- Ghita Mihai
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- Ghita Mihai
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- When you publish an article without adding tags the date is displayed correctly.
- Article with tags - Error: DateTime::__construct(): Failed to parse time string (-1-11-30 02:00:00) at position 5 (-): Double timezone specification
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- Ljubo Jurošević
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- racingkars
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Still no solution??
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- Alan Campbell
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Seems to happen whenever I edit a post via the front end.
Haven't yet tracked down the individual expression causing the issue.
Alan
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- Krikor Boghossian
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You can update to the DEV version which solves this issue.
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- Miguel Vázquez González
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Where is it posible to download DEV version to test if the problem is solved?
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I didn't have linked the problem a TAGs use on new posts.
After see this topic, I did tests in both (frontend and backend) and the problem appear.
Now my doubt: is secure use this version on production enviroment ? :(
What the prevision for release with this correction?
In my case creations date is 29/11/-0001
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Instead of formatted date I get
%AM, %27. %041 %2017
I'm using Joomla 3.7.3 and latest K2 dev version.
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