Ok I will describe additionally here rules under action type "123" - which is responsible for time ;)
As I noticed this was never explained totally and I was asked in time few times for details considering this usage .... So here we go ;)
IN GENERAL:
IN PRACTICE
ok we have type "123" and "data" and "param"
(DATA =0)
Param: 2010-01-15 00:00 2011-02-23 23:59
START checking time
End checking time
2010 = year start
01 = month (01 = January) start
15 = day start
2010 - year finish
02 - month (02 = February)
23 - day
(DATA =1)
type: 123
data: 1
param: 10-31 00:00 11-9 23:59
meaning
Start time:
month number = 10 (September)
day number
Hour (its 24 clock, meaning you if you wish to setup like 1 pm just put 13:00)
Finishing time - rules like under starting -> month, day, hour
Now NEXT (DATA =2):
type: 123
data: 1
param: 1 00:00 1 23:59
Day number (1 = Monday, 2=Tuesday..... 7= Sunday)
Time (start - finish) at 00:00 will start and will finish at 23:59
(DATA =3)
this one is under similar rules like DATA = 2 !!
Its like data 2 is checking all for one certain day but data 3 is doing this during all days ... (I didnt find usage of different for both yet but I am suspecting that data 2 is just working only for within 1 day like from 1 to 1 ... but data 3 will can be used for checking dats within range 1-7 even ...)
(DATA =4)
Param: 21:10 21:12
Start time
End time
(DATA =5)
Param: 43 44
this one is most tricky :)
It will check minutes of certain hour on server
so if you wish to something last must happen between 43 and 44 minute of every hour you must use it ;)
EXAMPLES:
Remember: this is not automatic checking! meaning - you always must be aware of get this action to life by other action ;)
Regards
As I noticed this was never explained totally and I was asked in time few times for details considering this usage .... So here we go ;)
IN GENERAL:
Code:
ACTION_CHKTIME = 123, / / data for the time to type 0 - check the details of the current server time "% d-% d-% d% d:% d% d-% d-% d% d:% d"; 1 - check in One day time "% d-% d% d:% d% d-% d% d:% d", 2 - to check the time on one day "% d% d:% d% d% d:% d", 3 - check days "% d% d:% d% d% d:% d", 4 - to check on time "% d:% d% d:% d", 5 - check the hours "% d % d "(the first few minutes of each hour in the end a few minutes)
ok we have type "123" and "data" and "param"
(DATA =0)
Param: 2010-01-15 00:00 2011-02-23 23:59
START checking time
End checking time
2010 = year start
01 = month (01 = January) start
15 = day start
2010 - year finish
02 - month (02 = February)
23 - day
(DATA =1)
type: 123
data: 1
param: 10-31 00:00 11-9 23:59
meaning
Start time:
month number = 10 (September)
day number
Hour (its 24 clock, meaning you if you wish to setup like 1 pm just put 13:00)
Finishing time - rules like under starting -> month, day, hour
Now NEXT (DATA =2):
type: 123
data: 1
param: 1 00:00 1 23:59
Day number (1 = Monday, 2=Tuesday..... 7= Sunday)
Time (start - finish) at 00:00 will start and will finish at 23:59
(DATA =3)
this one is under similar rules like DATA = 2 !!
Its like data 2 is checking all for one certain day but data 3 is doing this during all days ... (I didnt find usage of different for both yet but I am suspecting that data 2 is just working only for within 1 day like from 1 to 1 ... but data 3 will can be used for checking dats within range 1-7 even ...)
(DATA =4)
Param: 21:10 21:12
Start time
End time
(DATA =5)
Param: 43 44
this one is most tricky :)
It will check minutes of certain hour on server
so if you wish to something last must happen between 43 and 44 minute of every hour you must use it ;)
EXAMPLES:
Code:
id id_next id_nextfail [COLOR="Red"]type[/COLOR] [COLOR="SeaGreen"]data[/COLOR] [COLOR="Orange"]param[/COLOR]
Code:
[COLOR="RoyalBlue"]10000 10001 10002[/COLOR] [COLOR="Red"]0123[/COLOR] [COLOR="SeaGreen"]0[/COLOR] [COLOR="Orange"]2010-01-15 00:00 2011-02-23 23:59[/COLOR]
Code:
[COLOR="RoyalBlue"]10000 10001 10002[/COLOR] [COLOR="Red"]0123[/COLOR] [COLOR="SeaGreen"]1 [/COLOR] [COLOR="Orange"]10-31 00:00 11-9 23:59[/COLOR]
Code:
[COLOR="RoyalBlue"]10000 10001 10002[/COLOR] [COLOR="Red"]0123[/COLOR] [COLOR="SeaGreen"]2[/COLOR] [COLOR="Orange"]1 00:00 1 23:59[/COLOR]
Code:
[COLOR="RoyalBlue"]10000 10001 10002[/COLOR] [COLOR="Red"]0123[/COLOR] [COLOR="SeaGreen"]3[/COLOR] [COLOR="Orange"]1 00:00 1 23:59[/COLOR]
Code:
[COLOR="RoyalBlue"]10000 10001 10002[/COLOR] [COLOR="Red"]0123[/COLOR] [COLOR="SeaGreen"]4[/COLOR] [COLOR="Orange"]21:10 21:12[/COLOR]
Code:
[COLOR="RoyalBlue"]10000 10001 10002[/COLOR] [COLOR="Red"]0123[/COLOR] [COLOR="SeaGreen"]5[/COLOR] [COLOR="Orange"]19 19[/COLOR]
Remember: this is not automatic checking! meaning - you always must be aware of get this action to life by other action ;)
Regards