SAAS-929: Shows don't show up on schedule widget on Firefox
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@ -127,6 +127,16 @@ class WidgetHelper
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$showQueryDateRangeEnd->format("Y-m-d H:i:s"));
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// Convert each start and end time string to DateTime objects
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// so we can get a real timestamp. The timestamps will be used
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// to convert into javascript Date objects.
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foreach($shows as &$show) {
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$dtStarts = new DateTime($show["starts"], new DateTimeZone("UTC"));
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$show["starts_timestamp"] = $dtStarts->getTimestamp();
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$dtEnds = new DateTime($show["ends"], new DateTimeZone("UTC"));
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$show["ends_timestamp"] = $dtEnds->getTimestamp();
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}
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$result["shows"] = $shows;
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// XSS exploit prevention
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// First we have to create a Date object out of the show time in UTC.
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// Then we can format the string in the client's local timezone.
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var start_date = new Date(value.starts + " UTC");
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var end_date = new Date(value.ends + " UTC");
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// NOTE: we have to multiply the timestamp by 1000 because in PHP
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// the timestamps are in seconds and are in milliseconds in javascript.
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var start_date = new Date(value.starts_timestamp*1000);
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var end_date = new Date(value.ends_timestamp*1000);
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// This variable is used to identify which schedule_data object (which day of the week)
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// we should assign the show to.
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