Re: (RADIATOR) Event-Timestamp patch

2002-10-24 Thread Jerome Fleury
--On Thursday, October 24, 2002 10:55:45 PM +1000 Hugh Irvine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello Jerome - I think the correct answer would be to have different processing for "Timestamp" and "Event-Timestamp", not to override what is currently done by Radiator with "Timestamp", given that they ar

Re: (RADIATOR) Event-Timestamp patch

2002-10-24 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Jerome - I think the correct answer would be to have different processing for "Timestamp" and "Event-Timestamp", not to override what is currently done by Radiator with "Timestamp", given that they are different ideas of what "time" is. In any case, if "Event-Timestamp" is present in a

Re: (RADIATOR) Event-Timestamp patch

2002-10-24 Thread Jerome Fleury
--On Thursday, October 24, 2002 04:11:44 PM +1000 Hugh Irvine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Mike - I don't agree with changing Radiator's Timestamp. If there is an Event-Timestamp in a request and someone wants to use it, it is simple enough to use special characters (%{Event-Timestamp}), and/

Re: (RADIATOR) Event-Timestamp patch

2002-10-23 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hi Mike - I don't agree with changing Radiator's Timestamp. If there is an Event-Timestamp in a request and someone wants to use it, it is simple enough to use special characters (%{Event-Timestamp}), and/or write a hook to make whatever changes are wanted/needed on a local basis. cheers Hu