Does this only happen in Articles and not in any other module?

The title field uses some standard XOOPS API functions to process it before entry into the database, and before it's displayed. If it happens in other modules, then chances are it's something to do with these XOOPS functions and I'd recommend upgrading to the latest XOOPS (2.0.14 at the time of writing.)

If it's only in Articles, then it's possibly something with the way it's used in this instance. If this is the case, could you please provide my with an example title in Greek that you are having trouble with, so I can test here?

TTFN

Does this problem occur with other modules?

Also, which version of XOOPS are you using (2.0.* or 2.2.*)?

It's OK, I think I see what's happened.

I'm doing an update to it anyway, so I'll be releasing an update in due course.

First off, could you tell me what version of XOOPS you're using?

I thought I had answered this, but obviously I hadn't for some reason...

All captions, etc., can be changed in the language files in the "languages/english" directory.

Most of the user side captions will be found in the "main.php" file.

The plugin was written against version 0.7.0 of Bopcomments - I don't know what has changed in in version 0.7.1 that could have broken it as the site isn't in English, nor can it be translated online (which also makes coding for it difficult).

But, I'll install the latest version and check it out when I get chance.

I have beta of the files required for an RSS feed with articles.

It's a case of uploading 2 files, and adding 2 lines to xoops_version.php.

Let me know if you want to try it.

OK, to try and address your issues:

1) End time: If the multiday option hasn't been selected, it does default to 11:59pm to make sure the event expires at the end of the day when no time has been defined. Have you tried selecting the "multiday" check box, even if it is on one day? That should override the default to whatever you enter (make sure you set the correct date as well).

2) Duration: I'm working on making some parts, like duration and location optional - this will be in a future release.

3 and 4) Dates: Dates are configurable to whatever format you want, and can be changed in the preferences. However, there may be an issue with XOOPS 2.2.* with the seconds being displayed when they aren't in XOOPS 2.0.*.

The codes for formatting dates can be found on [url]http://www.php.net/date[/url]

The current date format for the index display is "d/m/Y" - the should give a display of "dd/mm/yyyy". If you wanted a non military time, you "g:i:sa" (hour without leading zero:hour:minutes(am|pm)), which should give you a 12 hour time of "6:32:56pm"

By default, the seconds shouldn't be shown, I think this is something to do with XOOPS 2.2.*, so I would appreciate it if you could let me know which version of XOOPS you are using...

A couple of problems have come to light with this release, these are as follows:

1) Dates aren't displayed as per the config for the upcoming events block. This only seems to apply when used in XOOPS v2.2. (fixed)

2) The dates in the calendar block don't seem to link to events, where they exist for that date.

Those are the two main things I am looking at right now.

Are you using v2.2 of XOOPS?

It seems there's a problem with the upcoming events block where the date config gets ignore, for some reason, which creates that error message you mention.

As for the calendar - I'll check it...