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Dummy mysql date ie. '0000-00-00' is presented as -0001-11-30 in Cycle in a View #509
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What does |
The $datehelper->style() provides the format 'Y-m-d'. This is the format that I have chosen for my dates to be presented as. I could have chosen one of 13 formats. To elaborate: The user of the software can go into settings and select a date format of their choice whether it be d.m.Y or Y-m-d out of a possible 13. This dropdown is available under Settings...View within the software itself. |
I have managed to resolve the problem with the following code. Perhaps you can suggest something better. I am using the below code to present this date as a dummy date in the view or even as an empty string. |
I dont know why Cycle returns the '-0001-11-30'. Is this a substitute date in cycle as well? There is nothing in the documentation and nothing in their issues as well. |
What time inside |
Ok just var_dumped it and I get the following: object(DateTimeImmutable)#4227 (3) { ["date"]=> string(27) "-0001-11-30 00:00:00.000000" ["timezone_type"]=> int(3) ["timezone"]=> string(3) "UTC" } |
I am going to leave this topic open. I am going to present the date as '0000-00-00' for the time being. |
What's value of that cell in db? |
The value of the cell in db is '0000-00-00'. I have read the following in mySql documentation:
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I am currently using in my.ini:
So I am in sql.mode="" |
This is an interesting article: Incorrect date value |
So I am NOT running in strict mode and therefore the mySql is allowing these '0000-00-00' dates. I think the solution to avoid this issue completely is simply to set the default date in the php, whether in the controller or in the views for unfilled dates to: (new \DateTimeImmutable('now'))->format(..user.'s date...choice). ....... which gets converted to mySql's YYYY-mm-dd This will ensure that the current date is at least in the mySql field and in any datepicker and this will avoid the '0000-00-00' issue completely. So forms have a default date of the current date. |
The above solution works but I will leave this open for discussion. |
@roxblnfk do you know how to solve it in Cycle? |
If you can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it. I will raise an issue in Cycle. |
Closing since it's not issue of the Yii framework itself. |
What steps will reproduce the problem? Presenting a DateTimeImmutable as a string in a view using:
eg. ($client->getClient_birthdate())->format($datehelper->style())
What is the expected result? A legitimate date.
What do you get instead? -0001-11-30
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