Closed mkeplinger closed 14 years ago
Thanks for pointing this out. My original intention was not to strip off the time, but it appears that exactly what I ended up doing. I will review your changes and either merge them, or marry them into a more inclusive fix.
I'm taking a closer look at this; with the code as it is, just don't pass any variable and it will return the date/time exactly as chargify would hand it off. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding.
I noticed that you are stripping away the DATETIME and converting it to DATE. I assume this is because your application only requires the date? We required the whole DATETIME and have modified the code within http://github.com/lewsid/chargify_api_php/blob/master/lib/ChargifySubscription.php
else { return $this->format_timestamp($date_format, $this->current_period_ends_at); }
to { return $this->current_period_ends_at; }
I would suggest leaving the data as Chargify sends it and allowing the user to decide how to use that data?
I work with vectoroc and we are using this connector extensively for our application.