Moved calculation to actually change lastcron into its own function.
Changed validation errormessage to run: if ( dayStart != Math.floor(dayStart) || dayStart < 0 || dayStart > 24 ) {error message}.
Created new calculation for daystart because daystart could never be
future to the current timestamp. This "fix" has broken the whole endeavor,
though, because cron runs immedately when newlastcron > now and now >
oldlastcron.
variable of dayStart for processing, instead of having the object directly
updated at the time of edit.
Modified website/views/options/settings.jade to allow a timestamp to be
cast to an iso timestamp because lastCron is saved as an iso timestamp,
and as a straight moment()-based timestamp in order to compare timestamps.
Modified website/public/js/controllers/settingsCtrl.js to do the
following:
Accept the new proposed dayStart
Calculate the timestamp of the old dayStart and the new dayStart
These two steps were necessary because dayStart is an integer between
and including 0 and 23. I tested and confirmed the current production
dayStart does not allow 24 to be entered but does allow 0. I was
careful to NOT change how that worked.
Cast the old dayStart, the new dayStart and lastCron to the moment()
version of time so they could be compared.
Cast the new dayStart to the iso timestamp for storage in lastCron
The important change is the following:
if oldDayStart < lastCron AND lastCron < newDayStart then lastCron
should be set to newDayStart. I modified this to include if oldDayStart
= lastCron, although I think that's pretty unlikely to be possible.
When I tested this, my lastCron was a mere 17 seconds after my
oldDayStart, so it seemed to me that the equal case should be included
with the less than case.
