Hi,
Just tried this module out this morning and it's pretty handy - thanks!
Being from Ireland, the date formatting issues were a little irritating, but they were extremely simple to fix.
For anyone from the UK/Ireland, this is all you need to change:
In admin/includes/classes/sales_report.php change lines 58 and 59 from:
PHP Code:
$this->sd_raw = mktime(0, 0, 0, substr($sd, 0, 2), substr($sd, 3, 2), substr($sd, 6, 4) );
$this->ed_raw = mktime(0, 0, 0, substr($ed, 0, 2), substr($ed, 3, 2), substr($ed, 6, 4) );
to:
PHP Code:
if (strtolower(DATE_FORMAT) == 'm/d/y') {
// Use US date format (m/d/Y)
$this->sd_raw = mktime(0, 0, 0, substr($sd, 0, 2), substr($sd, 3, 2), substr($sd, 6, 4) );
$this->ed_raw = mktime(0, 0, 0, substr($ed, 0, 2), substr($ed, 3, 2), substr($ed, 6, 4) );
} else if (strtolower(DATE_FORMAT) == 'd/m/y') {
// Use UK date format (d/m/Y)
$this->sd_raw = mktime(0, 0, 0, substr($sd, 3, 2), substr($sd, 0, 2), substr($sd, 6, 4) );
$this->ed_raw = mktime(0, 0, 0, substr($ed, 3, 2), substr($ed, 0, 2), substr($ed, 6, 4) );
}
And in admin/includes/english/stats_sales_report.php change lines 114-118 from:
PHP Code:
define('TIME_DISPLAY_DAY', 'n-j-Y');
define('TIME_DISPLAY_WEEK', 'n-j-Y');
define('TIME_DISPLAY_MONTH', 'n-j-Y');
define('TIME_DISPLAY_YEAR', 'n-j-Y');
define('DATE_SPACER', ' thru<br/> ');
to:
PHP Code:
if (strtolower(DATE_FORMAT) == 'm/d/y') {
// Use US date format (m/d/Y)
define('TIME_DISPLAY_DAY', 'n-j-Y');
define('TIME_DISPLAY_WEEK', 'n-j-Y');
define('TIME_DISPLAY_MONTH', 'n-j-Y');
define('TIME_DISPLAY_YEAR', 'n-j-Y');
define('DATE_SPACER', ' thru<br/> ');
} else if (strtolower(DATE_FORMAT) == 'd/m/y') {
// Use UK date format (d/m/Y)
define('TIME_DISPLAY_DAY', 'jS-M-y');
define('TIME_DISPLAY_WEEK', 'jS-M-y');
define('TIME_DISPLAY_MONTH', 'jS-M-y');
define('TIME_DISPLAY_YEAR', 'jS-M-y');
define('DATE_SPACER', ' to<br/> ');
}
Of course, the above is assuming that you have changed your admin/includes/language/english.php file to use:
PHP Code:
define('DATE_FORMAT', 'd/m/Y');
define('DATE_FORMAT_SPIFFYCAL', 'dd/MM/yyyy');
Also, I've used jS-M-y as my preferred date output format... this affects the CSV output as well.
Some of you may prefer to use j-n-Y for more numerical formatting.. it's up to you (check PHP's date function documentation for more formatting options!).
Hope that is of help!
A note to blindside while I'm here...
First off, a great big thanks! :)
Secondly, the lines 693 and 1029 in the main stats_sales_report.php really need changing from <? to <?php - it seems silly to leave these as they are forcing users to have to make modifications.
Lastly, the comments in the Javascript should have the <?php and ?> tags removed from being around them, they result in parse errors here which causes the javascript to fail. Which is a pity because it makes it look as if the module doesn't work out of the box.
Thanks once again!
All the best...
Conor
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