Version: 2.11.3 Reporter: Frans Cooijmans —
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When parsing date variables in a custom module, this doesn’t work:
$date_from = time();
$variables['date_from'] = $date_from;
$variables['date_from_next'] = strtotime("+1 days",$date_from);
$variables['date_from_prev'] = strtotime("-1 days",$date_from);
return ee()->TMPL->parse_variables(ee()->TMPL->tagdata, array($variables));{date_from_next} and {date_from_prev} are parsed with the value of {date_from}
if i assign the variables like this (in different order), it works:
$date_from = time();
$variables['date_from_next'] = strtotime("+1 days",$date_from);
$variables['date_from_prev'] = strtotime("-1 days",$date_from);
$variables['date_from'] = $date_from;
return ee()->TMPL->parse_variables(ee()->TMPL->tagdata, array($variables));
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