[sync] Sync4j and Outlook

[Muskingum Web Manager]

Karsten-- it seems to be 0.

Jan-- That would make sense to me, how should I go about testing that?

        if ($a['DueDate'] == 0) {
            $vtodo->setAttribute('DUE', 0);
        } elseif ($a['DueDate'] != '45001231T230000Z') {
            $vtodo->setAttribute('DUE',
$iCal->_parseDateTime($a['DueDate']));
        }

This is what I'm using right now, which gets me from December 1969 to
September 1970 (hooray progress!)... (as opposed to leaving out the initial
'if' and making the 'elseif' an 'if' (as is currently in CVS).

I've messed around with changing ($a['DueDate'] == 0) and ('DUE', 0) in
various formats and values to no other success.

Regards,
Aaron

-----Original Message-----
To: sync at lists.horde.org
Subject: Re: [sync] Sync4j and Outlook

> Muskingum Web Manager wrote:
>> Update:
>>
>> I've updated my implementations of SyncML and iCalendar modules...
>>
>> 1. At this point, the issue with 1 [below] is correct--- the proper days
are
>> synchronized now, EXCEPT, Tasks with no due date display as being due
>> "December 31, 1969."  Any thoughts on why?
> can you find out what sync4j sends as value for "DueDate" if no  
> duedate is provided? maybe 0 or a negative value?

Shouldn't we leave out the DUE attribute if a due date is not set?

Jan.