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@ -231,22 +231,18 @@ if ($_POST) {
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/*
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* Check for a valid expirationdate if one is set at all (valid means,
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* strtotime() puts out a time stamp so any strtotime compatible time
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* DateTime puts out a time stamp so any DateTime compatible time
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* format may be used. to keep it simple for the enduser, we only
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* claim to accept MM/DD/YYYY as inputs. Advanced users may use inputs
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* like "+1 day", which will be converted to MM/DD/YYYY based on "now".
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* Otherwhise such an entry would lead to an invalid expiration data.
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*/
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if ($_POST['expires']){
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if(strtotime($_POST['expires']) > 0){
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if (strtotime("-1 day") > strtotime(date("m/d/Y",strtotime($_POST['expires'])))) {
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// Allow items to lie in the past which ends up disabling.
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} else {
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//convert from any strtotime compatible date to MM/DD/YYYY
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$expdate = strtotime($_POST['expires']);
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$_POST['expires'] = date("m/d/Y",$expdate);
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}
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} else {
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try {
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$expdate = new DateTime($_POST['expires']);
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//convert from any DateTime compatible date to MM/DD/YYYY
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$_POST['expires'] = $expdate->format("m/d/Y");
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} catch ( Exception $ex ) {
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$input_errors[] = gettext("Invalid expiration date format; use MM/DD/YYYY instead.");
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}
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}
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