X Xon Well-known member Oct 4, 2017 #1 Affected version 2.0 Beta 4 In finalSetup for creating a thread and replying to a thread, time() is called directly instead of using \XF::$time. There appears to also be a number of other places which call time() instead of using the request start time. Is this intended?
In finalSetup for creating a thread and replying to a thread, time() is called directly instead of using \XF::$time. There appears to also be a number of other places which call time() instead of using the request start time. Is this intended?
Mike XenForo developer Staff member Oct 4, 2017 #2 Generally speaking, the raw calls are intended in certain situations to eliminate potential problems if time may have past since the script started. (In threads, notably to help ensure correct post order.) Is this creating problems?
Generally speaking, the raw calls are intended in certain situations to eliminate potential problems if time may have past since the script started. (In threads, notably to help ensure correct post order.) Is this creating problems?
X Xon Well-known member Oct 4, 2017 #3 No, it is just it is a reversal of the last time I raised an issue about the sporadic 'position out of order' error that happens in XF1. But good to hear!
No, it is just it is a reversal of the last time I raised an issue about the sporadic 'position out of order' error that happens in XF1. But good to hear!
