[horde] Horde 6 Framework

Horst B Simon horst.simon2 at icloud.com
Wed Mar 12 12:25:04 UTC 2025


  Quoting Brent <impuser at bitrealm.com>:

> Quoting Horst B Simon <horst.simon2 at icloud.com>:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I successful installed Horde 6 Framework on Debian 12.9 (bookworm).  
>> Mail, Calendar are working fine,  address book still has some issues.
>> In the Web Interface the birthday selection is not working it only  
>> displays years from the current year upwards, too when I select a  
>> date from the Calendar dropdown it displays only day and month and  
>> not year.
>> Picture resizing does not appear to be working either.
>> I can edit a contact when I select the contact and use edit from  
>> the tab bar, but it crashes when I try to edit selecting the edit  
>> pen beside the selection as follow:
>>
>> < Cut>
>>
>> CardDav and CalDAV working. Testing of active sync showed only  
>> issues with the address books emails. I have work and home email  
>> enabled, but active sync
>> will only sync the email entry and duplicate it to the work and  
>> home email on the client. CardDav works fine with multiple emails.
>> Thanks too all, for the good work with H6, hopefully I can back to  
>> Horde again.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Horst Simon
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>
> For the birthday/anniversary date thing, I fixed that myself. Here's  
> what I did:
>
> In file:   
> /var/www/horde/vendor/horde/core/lib/Horde/Core/Ui/VarRenderer/Html.php
>
> This is a hack. I don't know where "start_year" is supposed to come  
> from. On my system, it was "NULL". So, I hardcoded it to include  
> dates from 1900.
>
> Line 529:
> Removed the $var->type->getProperty('start_year') value with a  
> hard-coded: 1900 (year)
>
> OLD:             for ($i = $var->type->getProperty('start_year'); $i  
> <= $var->type->getProperty('end_year'); $i++) { */
> NEW:            for ($i = 1900; $i <=  
> $var->type->getProperty('end_year'); $i++) {
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Thanks this fixes the date problem


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