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A comment on the problem "strptime() function is not implemented on Windows platforms." in Get Satisfaction:

Glad to hear it! – Amy Muller, on June 13, 2008 15:29

Azizur Rahman replied on June 13, 2008 11:15 to the problem "strptime() function is not implemented on Windows platforms." in Get Satisfaction:

Everything is working fine!

Thank!

ezrakilty replied on June 12, 2008 19:53 to the problem "strptime() function is not implemented on Windows platforms." in Get Satisfaction:

Sorry about the trouble there, Azizur. Hope it's working well. In any case, we'll try to address this in a future release.

Amy Muller replied on June 12, 2008 18:34 to the problem "strptime() function is not implemented on Windows platforms." in Get Satisfaction:

Hi Azizur,

One of our Help Center developers has taken a look at your posts here. It sounds like you've solved your issues. Everything working smoothly now?

Azizur Rahman replied on June 10, 2008 22:58 to the problem "strptime() function is not implemented on Windows platforms." in Get Satisfaction:

Replace line 105 with:
$date_rec = strftime ( '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S',$date_str );

Azizur Rahman replied on June 10, 2008 22:54 to the problem "strptime() function is not implemented on Windows platforms." in Get Satisfaction:

A new problem now:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function strptime() in {drive-letter-then-path-to-location}\helpcenter\Satisfaction.php on line 105

Again: http://uk.php.net/manual/en/function....

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Notes

Note: This function is not implemented on Windows platforms.

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will try to fix this once I get time.

Azizur Rahman replied on June 10, 2008 22:53 to the problem "strptime() function is not implemented on Windows platforms." in Get Satisfaction:

A fix is:

replace line 117 with:
$date_rec = strftime ('%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S %Z', $date_str );

things looking good... so far

Azizur Rahman reported a problem in Get Satisfaction on June 10, 2008 22:47:

strptime() function is not implemented on Windows platforms.

Everything went well with installation. I am installing the Help Centre on my local machine with following settings: Vista Enterprise + Apache 2 + PHP Version 5.2.5 + mySQL (Client API version 5.0.51a).

On the final step I get the following error.

Fatal error: Call to undefined function strptime() in {drive-letter-then-path-to-location}\helpcenter\Satisfaction.php on line 117

And on line 117 we have:
$date_rec = strptime($date_str, '%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S %Z');

Up-on looking at php.net: http://uk.php.net/strptime

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Notes

Note: This function is not implemented on Windows platforms.

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So this would not work on windows version of php and my production is Windows 2003 Server.

Marko Samastur replied on May 10, 2008 07:54 to the question "Won't work with WP2.5" in Zemanta:

Would you be so kind to clear Firefox page cache and try again?

You can clear it by selecting Clear Private Data option in Tools menu. When a dialog comes up on a screen, select Cache and deselect everything else before confirming your choice with Clear Private Data Now. This way you will empty only page cache.

Hopefully this should resolve your problems.

Jure Cuhalev replied on May 09, 2008 22:54 to the question "Won't work with WP2.5" in Zemanta:

You mean on WP 2.5? Are you using any other plugins or customizations?

Azizur Rahman replied on May 07, 2008 12:04 to the question "Won't work with WP2.5" in Zemanta:

NOT Working for me on Wordpress.org 2.6 and FF2.0.0.14.

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CG&C replied on April 27, 2008 09:57 to the problem "Typo error on the site!" in Get Satisfaction:

Hey No Problem!

My response on this goes to prove that we only scan the text on-screen and if it does not fit what we are used to we either leave and move along or me being me report it.

Perhaps you may want to re-word it in way so other may not think the same in split seconds.

Amy Muller replied on April 26, 2008 22:50 to the problem "Typo error on the site!" in Get Satisfaction:

Tis true. But thanks for keeping an eagle eye out! We appreciate you taking the time.

Scott Fleckenstein replied on April 26, 2008 18:30 to the problem "Typo error on the site!" in Get Satisfaction:

Hi CG&C,

Amy is the name of our Community manager, and she processes many of the company claim requests.

http://getsatisfaction.com/people/amy

CG&C reported a problem in Get Satisfaction on April 26, 2008 18:26:

Typo error on the site!

Typo error on the site!

"Thanks for your request!

Amy or one of the other members of the Get Satisfaction team will be getting in touch with you shortly via email or phone to confirm your claim. We're aiming to respond within 2 business days, but we're a small company so please be patient. Thanks!
"

It should be Any and not Amy!

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