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entries and mycalendar - with a timestamp?
Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 11:40 pm
by ewehdemeyer
is there a possibility to get the date in the head of an entry an additional time designation / timestamp? I use bulletproof, there are some dateformats included, but I found none with a time - maybe I overlooked it? I even surched the smarty-files, but I couldn't decide, where an how often the dateformat (strftime) where to specify or alterated.
Even the very useful mycalendar speaks in month - day - year. In spite of that- the output on the frontend-output allows a time designation, if the plugin is told to do so (%e %B %Y um %H:%M) . But its always 00:00 because there is no place to submit the time.
any hint would be appreciated
Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 11:34 am
by d_cee
Hi
I guess you could edit your entries.tpl.
Look for this
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<h3 class="serendipity_date"><abbr class="published" title="{$dategroup.date|@formatTime:'%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S%Z'}">
{$dategroup.date|@formatTime:$template_option.date_format}</abbr></h3>
and change it to this
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<h3 class="serendipity_date"><abbr class="published" title="{$dategroup.date|@formatTime:'%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S%Z'}">
{$dategroup.date|@formatTime:$template_option.date_format} at {$entry.timestamp|@formatTime:'%H:%M %P'}</abbr></h3>
that would do it
HTH
DAve
Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 12:29 pm
by ewehdemeyer
Hi
that does it. But its placing the wrong time there (seems to bee the actual time). There must be some additional dependences.
I use a modification of the bulletproof theme, which allows to specify the date format in admin-area. A format with a timestamp is not included. Maybe I have to change something else?
But thx for showing the direction
eva
Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 3:54 pm
by d_cee
hmm
I guess the $timestamp hasn't been set yet.
Well why not edit your bulletproof/config.inc.php.
Look for date_format and change the format for your chosen style.
ie: If I change
'%a, %e. %B %Y' => '%a, %e. %B %Y',
to
%a, %e. %B %Y at %H:%M' => '%a, %e. %B %Y at %H:%M',
that would change
'Wed, 30. April 2008'
to
Wed, 30. April 2008 at 15:54
so you should then go and select your new date format in admin/manage styles
HTH
Dave
solved: date_format problem in headline of entries
Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 11:41 am
by ewehdemeyer
It is working now - via an intermediate stage, when there were two different times in the headline, it's now exactly what I wanted to have.
Thx
eva