I don't "return Time.local" is the issue. I don't know the issue looking at these codes, so I contacted Arcky and he gonna take a look. He also tell me to contact him directly for futher questions about this bug.Hi, thanks for your reply
There is this:
Ruby:def getPreviousRefreshDate(date) pokeMartTracker = $ArckyGlobal.pokeMartTracker[@map_id][@event_id] return 0 if pokeMartTracker.empty? return (getDateFromString(date) - getDateFromString(pokeMartTracker[:date].to_s)) / (24 * 60 * 60) end def getDateFromString(date) dateArray = date.split('-') return Time.local(dateArray[0], dateArray[1], dateArray[2]) end
with one "return Time.local", could be it?
The script is here on this community, Arcky made a complete guide (a cool one), but the only way to see the entire script is download it.