It's included in smarty as part of a plugin, so while the core was upgraded this may have been overlooked.
If you check the included shared.make_timestamp.php file with CMS 1.1b5, it's considerably different from the latest version included with Smarty. Likely it's the old, buggy pre-1.5.2 version.
This is probably something that needs to be fixed in CVS
Old file (included in CMS 1.1b5)
* Purpose: used by other smarty functions to make a timestamp
* from a string.
* @param string
* @return string
*/
function smarty_make_timestamp($string)
{
if(empty($string)) {
$string = "now";
}
$time = strtotime($string);
if (is_numeric($time) && $time != -1)
return $time;
// is mysql timestamp format of YYYYMMDDHHMMSS?
if (preg_match('/^\d{14}$/', $string)) {
$time = mktime(substr($string,8,2),substr($string,10,2),substr($string,12,2),
substr($string,4,2),substr($string,6,2),substr($string,0,4));
return $time;
}
// couldn't recognize it, try to return a time
$time = (int) $string;
if ($time > 0)
return $time;
else
return time();
}
/* vim: set expandtab: */
?>
New file (included in latest Smarty):
* Purpose: used by other smarty functions to make a timestamp
* from a string.
* @param string
* @return string
*/
function smarty_make_timestamp($string)
{
if(empty($string)) {
// use "now":
$time = time();
} elseif (preg_match('/^\d{14}$/', $string)) {
// it is mysql timestamp format of YYYYMMDDHHMMSS?
$time = mktime(substr($string, 8, 2),substr($string, 10, 2),substr($string, 12, 2),
substr($string, 4, 2),substr($string, 6, 2),substr($string, 0, 4));
} elseif (is_numeric($string)) {
// it is a numeric string, we handle it as timestamp
$time = (int)$string;
} else {
// strtotime should handle it
$time = strtotime($string);
if ($time == -1 || $time === false) {
// strtotime() was not able to parse $string, use "now":
$time = time();
}
}
return $time;
}
/* vim: set expandtab: */
?>
i don't understand this.