Becauce I'm in UTC+2 I need to trigger all the datecomparisons AFTER 02.00 at night?
No, it doesn't matter what your offset is. The calculations will always be UTC using the above configuration.
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I'm a bit confused.
Are you saying that with the above, it will use the defined time as if it was UTC, no matter if the time is not UTC, as long as I add the offset="UTC"?
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Yes, [cb:parse function="time"]now[/cb:parse] will be UTC. It's using strtotime. If the PHP default offset has been changed it won't be UTC, but that rarely should happen and will also be addressed in a later release to use our date API instead of strtotime directly. You should be fine using the below.
[cb:parse function="time"]now[/cb:parse] GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO [cb:parse function="time"][cb:date format="Y" /]-11-30[/cb:parse]
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I've run this comparison (today), user 368 has set a birthday of 05-10-1986 (shows in the DB as 1985-10-05
[cb:parse function="date" date-format="m-d" time="false"][cb_birthday][/cb:parse] EQUAL TO [cb:parse function="date" date-format="m-d" time="false"]now[/cb:parse]
First day is from the DB and second date is from the server.
That gives the result:
:: Action 164 :: Condition 2 failed for 368: 10-04 Equal to 10-05
WHAT? so the date parse interprets the date stored in the DB 1 day off?????
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It sounds like it's stored in the database offset from local to UTC. Is it stored in the _comprofiler database table as 1986-10-05? What is the timezone set to in Joomla global configuration?
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It's stored like 1986-10-05 in the db.
Timezone is copenhagen, (utc+2)
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