avarab wrote:

RESOLVED WORKSFORME, can't reproduce this, we always produce a zero-padded
value, the documentation is wrong.

folengo wrote:

Thanks for your remark, but according to what I observed
on fr.wikipedia.org, the documentation was right until
yesterday.

By the way, Template {{CURRENTDAY}} also displayed only
one digit : "9" not "09", for example, last monday,
January 9th 2006.

If the change is definitive, it is not really a problem.
What is troublesome is that the value switches from "02"
to "2" and from "2" to "02" at random every minute or
possibly every second.

folengo wrote:

Here are two screenshots made a few minutes ago, showing
that {{CURRENTWEEK}} takes at turns both values :

http://img358.imageshack.us/img358/9964/currentweektest8c
e.jpg

http://img481.imageshack.us/img481/8190/currentweektest21
nq.jpg

folengo wrote:

The same links, with tinyurls :
http://tinyurl.com/djunu

http://tinyurl.com/crd6p

avarab wrote:

Oh excellent, PHP5 has it zero padded but PHP4 does not, and since we're in the
process of an upgrade to PHP5 you're getting it zero padded and not zero-padded
depending on the server

REOPENING

avarab wrote:

FIXED in CVS HEAD

This bug has a parsertest called "Magic Word: {{CURRENTWEEK}} (@bug 4594)"

folengo wrote:

Should we expect the same change to occur with
{{CURRENTDAY}} with CURRENTDAY taking the value "01" on
February 1st 2006 instead of "1" like on January 1st
2006 ?

zigger wrote:

(In reply to comment #7)
Not according to the fix for bug 2522, which adds CURRENTDAY2.

zigger wrote:

(In reply to comment #8)

Not according to the fix for bug 2522, which adds CURRENTDAY2.

Sorry, I got that backwards.

This PHP bugfix in the recent v5.1.2 could be related:
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=34302

zigger wrote:

(In reply to comment #9)

...
This PHP bugfix in the recent v5.1.2 could be related:
...

should have typed v5.1.0