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Bug in uploadToWebsite function

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Line 361 in app\lib\classes\class.image.php

PHP: 
$datefolder = date('Y/m/d/');

We must use gmdate() function here, not date(), because in class.storage.php we have this:

PHP: 
$datefolder = preg_replace('#'.CHV_PATH_IMAGES.'#', '', $destination, 1);
     
     if($datefolder) {
       $datefolder = str_replace('/', '-', rtrim($datefolder, '/'));
       $stock_qry .= 'AND DATE(image_date_gmt)=:image_date_gmt ';
       $stock_binds['date_gmt'] = $datefolder;
     }

and image_date_gmt is GMT time

OR maybe we need to fix class.storage.php?
 
class.storage.php is wrong, but this doesn't cause a system failure or anything like that. Is helps in optimization but that's it. I will patch it for the next release.

Thank you for warn about this.
 
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By the way, this is the fixed code:

PHP: 
        // Datefolder storage?
        $datefolder = rtrim(preg_replace('#'.CHV_PATH_IMAGES.'#', NULL, $destination, 1), '/'); // Destination datefolder?
        if(preg_match('#\d{4}\/\d{2}\/\d{2}#', $datefolder)) {
            $datefolder = str_replace('/', '-', $datefolder);
            $stock_qry .= 'AND DATE(image_date)=:image_date ';
            $stock_binds['date'] = $datefolder;
        }
        $stock_qry .= 'ORDER BY image_id DESC;';
 
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I can confirm that this bug has been already fixed for the upcoming release (v3.8.4).
 
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