fixed DateType when unixtimestamp is given (ie. time()) #20
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fix coding standards please:) |
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sorry about that, Netbeans was misconfigured. |
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If value comes from using time() an error will occur:
exception (Exception) in /usr/local/sgcontrol2_dev/src/vendor/doctrine-mongodb/lib/Doctrine/ODM/MongoDB/Mapping/Types/DateType.php on line 47: DateTime::__construct(): Failed to parse time string (1286245836) at position 7 (8): Unexpected character
DateTime() does not seem to handle unix timestamps directly.
Checking if value is numeric should do the trick. Also doing elseif will prevent useless conditions if timestamp was already set.