function newProvisionalTransaction($option, $fromTransaction = FALSE)
{
// checkmarked transaction?
$cid = JRequest::getVar('cid', array(0), '', 'array');
$id = $cid[0];
if ($id) {
if ($fromTransaction) {
// id refers to transaction id. get member from transaction
$oldTransaction = new CbodbTransaction($id);
$member_id = $oldTransaction->memberID;
} else {
// id refers to member id
$member_id = $id;
}
} else {
// if that fails, try getting member_id from post var
$member_id = JRequest::getVar('list_query_member_id', 0, '', 'INT');
}
$member = new CbodbMember($member_id);
$memberCredits = $member->getMemberInfo();
$transaction = new CbodbTransaction();
$transaction->itemID = JRequest::getVar('itemID', 0, '', 'INT');
$transaction->cash = JRequest::getVar('cash', '', '', 'string');
$transaction->comment = JRequest::getVar('comment', '', '', 'string');
$transaction->type = JRequest::getVar('type', '', '', 'INT');
// John Mikolich December 30, 2010
// This is the first (and so far, the only working) example
// of the addition of a statement to set the timezone
// prior to the call to the PHP date function as a
// resolution to the 'timezone issue'. With the addition
// of the statement below (marked by the 'NEW!!' decoration),
// any new provisional transactions in
// the Joomla back-end is started with the correct timezone.
date_default_timezone_set(getConfigValue("timeZone"));
// NEW!!
$transaction->dateOpen = date("Y-m-d H:i:s", time());
$transaction->dateClosed = date("Y-m-d H:i:s", time());
HTML_cbodb::newProvisionalTransaction($option, $transaction, $member, $memberCredits);
}
