Not too much in it this time. It surprised me that 2.0.0.13 came out so quick. But a few nice things are in there.
0.8.5 contains patches for these: 1) days-from-date of leap year fails. Bug 411188 2) implemented local-date() and local-dateTime() from xforms 1.1. now() will also comply to xforms 1.1. Bug 411984 3) implemented context information for xforms events, implemented context(). Bug 280423
This is a general FF/Add-Ons question, probably not specific to XForms, but it's triggered by this update (for which I am grateful, of course).
When FF restarted with 2.0.0.13, the Add Ons menu shows there is an XForms update available but it doesn't install it automatically on restart.
I checked for some preferences settings that might control this and found under Advanced/Update, "Automatically check for updates to: Installed Add-ons" was checked, and "When updates to Firefox are found" was set to "Automatically download and install the update."
Am I wrong in thinking that FF ought to update XForms when it updates itself? Is there something I've overlooked?
[mailto:dev-tech-xforms-boun...@lists.mozilla.org] On Behalf Of Aaron Reed Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2008 10:45 AM To: dev-tech-xfo...@lists.mozilla.org Subject: Re: 0.8.5?
Hey Kurt,
Not too much in it this time. It surprised me that 2.0.0.13 came out so
quick. But a few nice things are in there.
0.8.5 contains patches for these: 1) days-from-date of leap year fails. Bug 411188 2) implemented local-date() and local-dateTime() from xforms 1.1. now()
will also comply to xforms 1.1. Bug 411984 3) implemented context information for xforms events, implemented context(). Bug 280423
0.8.6 will have more xpath functionality.
--Aaron
kurt.ca...@gmail.com wrote: > Let's try that again - do you have a change DOC available? (too little > sleep)
Hi Aaron, This 0.8.5 update has caused me a problem with dates. Both local- dateTime() and now() return garbage characters between the time and the time-zone. now(): 2008-04-07T22:00:56
> Hi Aaron, > This 0.8.5 update has caused me a problem with dates. Both local- > dateTime() and now() return garbage characters between the time and > the time-zone. > now(): 2008-04-07T22:00:56
We verified that this is a bug on 1.8 branch with Macs. It looks like I was using AssignLiteral incorrectly, even though it works fine on the trunk. I opened https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=427874 for the problem and have attached a patch.
gspringT...@gmail.com wrote: > ... and as I suspected, I can't post those characters (my previous > message was cut short).
> I will try to send a jpg directly to you.
> On Apr 8, 7:14 am, gspringT...@gmail.com wrote: >> Hi Aaron, >> This 0.8.5 update has caused me a problem with dates. Both local- >> dateTime() and now() return garbage characters between the time and >> the time-zone. >> now(): 2008-04-07T22:00:56
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