skyrun
Active Member
used to be able to do something like this:
domain.com/search?resetfilters=0&Reservations___date_time[value][]=today&Reservations___date_time[value][]=+1 Month&Reservations___date_time[condition]=BETWEEN
A 'today' and a 'tomorrow' value still work and resolve correctly, but the +1 month or +1 week etc now throw this error:
DateTime::__construct(): Failed to parse time string ( 00:00:00 month) at position 9 (m): The timezone could not be found in the database
i tried the 'advanced formats = yes'
filling in specific dates work, but of course that doens't allow the filter to be the 'next 5 days' that slide forward in the inevitable march of time.
need to be able to specify relative dates in order to have menu items that filter/show 'today' or 'next month' or 'next week' (on parameters at least) for several use-cases.
domain.com/search?resetfilters=0&Reservations___date_time[value][]=today&Reservations___date_time[value][]=+1 Month&Reservations___date_time[condition]=BETWEEN
A 'today' and a 'tomorrow' value still work and resolve correctly, but the +1 month or +1 week etc now throw this error:
DateTime::__construct(): Failed to parse time string ( 00:00:00 month) at position 9 (m): The timezone could not be found in the database
i tried the 'advanced formats = yes'
filling in specific dates work, but of course that doens't allow the filter to be the 'next 5 days' that slide forward in the inevitable march of time.
need to be able to specify relative dates in order to have menu items that filter/show 'today' or 'next month' or 'next week' (on parameters at least) for several use-cases.