Hello all you sexy people!

I reported that on the old boards shortly before it went kaboom and I'm not sure it was taken into account. It might have been reported again since then but I don't know so I'll let you sort through it

That's a pretty weird bug if you ask me:
When you update the guild roster at, say, 8:45, the minutes part of all guild members in the last online field is updated to 45 as well. You can see it on my guild's roster:
http://wow.clan-blackstar.org/Content/wow/roster/

Note the last updated time and compare with the minutes value for the "last online" field of all guild members: it's the same (well there can be a one minute difference if you make the update over the minute change, and if members update the roster with their character information it will be modified as well of course).

Thanks,


- Fang

Weird indeed

Were these members online when you quit wow?

No, it updates the minutes of every character in the guild. Am I the only one experiencing this?

Perhaps...
Gonna have to take a deeper look into this

I think I fixed this in SVN
Gonna have to see if it works correctly or not

I am having a similar issue.

Ok stupid noob question. How do I get ahold of the files that are different from the CVS. I have severl issues like that the roster diag says have changed .. how can i download updates?

datagears -
Read this - http://www.wowroster.net/wiki/index.php ... RosterDiag

I noticed this when I was doing my own hacks to the roster (to make it public). I"m trying to remember what exactly I changed in the wowdb.php file (and what caused this problem).

I want to say that in the update_guild_member function where you had:

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                        $this->add_value( 'online', 0);
                        $lastOnline = $char['LastOnline'];
                        $lastOnlineYears = intval($lastOnline['Year']);
                        $lastOnlineMonths = intval($lastOnline['Month']);
                        $lastOnlineDays = intval($lastOnline['Day']);
                        $lastOnlineHours = intval($lastOnline['Hour']);
                        # use strtotime instead
                        #      $lastOnlineTime = $currentTimestamp - 365 * 24* 60 * 60 * $lastOnlineYears
                        #                        - 30 * 24 * 60 * 60 * $lastOnlineMonths
                        #                        - 24 * 60 * 60 * $lastOnlineDays
                        #                        - 60 * 60 * $lastOnlineHours;
                        $timeString = '-';
                        if ($lastOnlineYears > 0)
                                $timeString .= $lastOnlineYears.' Years ';
                        if ($lastOnlineMonths > 0)
                                $timeString .= $lastOnlineMonths.' Months ';
                        if ($lastOnlineDays > 0)
                                $timeString .= $lastOnlineDays.' Days ';
                        if ($lastOnlineHours > 0)
                                $timeString .= $lastOnlineHours.' Hours ';

                        $lastOnlineTime = strtotime($timeString,$currentTimestamp);
                        $this->add_time( 'last_online', getDate($lastOnlineTime));

 

I changed it to:

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                        $this->add_value( 'online', 0);

                        // If we can't figure out the "LastOnline", set a bogus stamp up
                        if(!is_array($char['LastOnline'])){
                        // Assuming US dateStamp!  mm/dd/yy HH:mm:ss   Adjust below for your own dateStamp!
                        $char['LastOnline']['Day'] = (date(d) - substr($char['DateUpdated'], 3,2));
                        $char['LastOnline']['Month'] = (date(m) - substr($char['DateUpdated'], 0,2));
                        $char['LastOnline']['Hour'] = (date(H) - substr($char['DateUpdated'], 9,2));
                        $char['LastOnline']['Year'] = (date(y) - substr($char['DateUpdated'], 6,2));
                        }

                        $lastOnline = $char['LastOnline'];
                        $lastOnlineYears = intval($lastOnline['Year']);
                        $lastOnlineMonths = intval($lastOnline['Month']);
                        $lastOnlineDays = intval($lastOnline['Day']);
                        $lastOnlineHours = intval($lastOnline['Hour']);
                        # use strtotime instead
                        #      $lastOnlineTime = $currentTimestamp - 365 * 24* 60 * 60 * $lastOnlineYears
                        #                        - 30 * 24 * 60 * 60 * $lastOnlineMonths
                        #                        - 24 * 60 * 60 * $lastOnlineDays
                        #                        - 60 * 60 * $lastOnlineHours;
                        $timeString = '-';
                        if ($lastOnlineYears > 0)
                                $timeString .= $lastOnlineYears.' Years ';
                        if ($lastOnlineMonths > 0)
                                $timeString .= $lastOnlineMonths.' Months ';
                        if ($lastOnlineDays > 0)
                                $timeString .= $lastOnlineDays.' Days ';
                        if ($lastOnlineHours > 0)
                                $timeString .= $lastOnlineHours.' Hours ';

                        $lastOnlineTime = strtotime($timeString,$currentTimestamp);

                        // Not sure we need this, but if LastOnline is all Zeros, it will not create a stamp
                        if(!$lastOnlineTime){
                        $lastOnlineTime = strtotime("0 Days",$currentTimestamp);
                        }

                        $this->add_time( 'last_online', getDate($lastOnlineTime));

 

I might be thinking of an entirely different bug that I ran into, so ignore my ramblings if that is the case