FFXIV RPC

Hello!

Does this plugin allow me to use objects within the IPS namespace? I'm hoping to write some custom code that requires their datetime object, but when I try to stick that code in a php block, it errors out the entire page and I have to manually remove the block from the database.

Perhaps I'm doing something wrong? I'm not very familiar with how to import a class into PHP, especially the IPS ones if they allow it. (I really jsut want their client-side timezone conversion)

<?php
require("init.php");

// this block runs fine, but if I remove the die() for the rest, it kills the page.
if ( !defined( '\IPS\DateTime' ) )
{
	echo "Something has gone wrong.\n";
	echo getcwd();
	die(1);
}

// I've clipped out some other code, but it's safe to assume $event exists with these properties
// The code worked fine when I used normal php datetime objects
$eventStart =  \IPS\DateTime::createFromFormat(DateTime::ISO8601, (string)$event->startTimeUTC);
$eventEnd =  \IPS\DateTime::createFromFormat(DateTime::ISO8601, (string)$event->endTimeUTC);

On 9/16/2020 at 10:03 PM, newbie LAC said:

On 9/16/2020 at 11:27 AM, FFXIV Admin said:

Hello,

I've updated to the latest version, and this issue seems to persist.

Hello,

From which version did you updated?

If you don't have pinned posts you can reinstall the plugin

I was on version 1.0.12 previously. Pinned posts were showing up when I did my IPS 4.4 to 4.5 upgrade, and then broke after I updated the plugin to the latest version. My community had made use of pinned posts previously and I'd like to retain them if possible, but if it's easier to uninstall the plugin and erase its data and then reinstall it, I can post an update to advise users to re-pin their content as needed.

On 9/11/2020 at 5:28 AM, newbie LAC said:

Hello,

I will upload the new version within an hour

Hello,

I've updated to the latest version, and this issue seems to persist.

Hello! This plugin seems to work perfectly when I choose to use all forums, but causes display issues if I manually select forums. Tested on 4.2.