XF 2.0 Forcing full date/time information?

[Jaxel]

Doing this:

<xf:date time="{$thread.FirstPost.post_date}" />

Returns results such as:
Yesterday at 11:02 PM
Saturday at 1:31 PM
Dec 9, 2017

When a date gets older than a week, it gets rid of the "time" information. How do I force it to retain that time information? While maintaining the relative days like "Yesterday" and "Saturday".

 

[Mike]

Add data-full-old-date="true" to that tag.

 

[Jaxel]

Add data-full-old-date="true" to that tag.

Thanks!

 

[Jaxel]

Would there be an equivalent of:

{xen:time $article.article_date, 'M'}
{xen:time $article.article_date, 'd'}

?

 

[DL6]

Would there be an equivalent of:

{xen:time $article.article_date, 'M'}
{xen:time $article.article_date, 'd'}

?

{{ time($article.article_date, 'M') }}
{{ time($article.article_date, 'd') }}

 

[Jaxel]

Okay, what about getting just the TIME of a timestamp? (no date). I know I could use time(), but that would conform to defined date formats... which of course wouldn't respect a users 12/24 hour settings.

 

[Mike]

The time function in the templater defaults to the language's time format if you don't pass in a specific format.

 

[Jaxel]

Hmm... where does a user change their times to 24 hours?

 

[DL6]

Hmm... where does a user change their times to 24 hours?

There is no user option for this, one way to do this is create a child language and set the time to 24 hours.

 

[Jaxel]

Is there a FUTURE version of data-full-old-date="true"? For times in the future?

 

[Buldre]

Add data-full-old-date="true" to that tag.

Sorry to have to ask, but where do I add this text, where do I find "xf:date"?

 

[Cupara]

Sorry to have to ask, but where do I add this text, where do I find "xf:date"?

Very first post of this thread.

 

[Buldre]

Very first post of this thread.

That answer was not helpful at all. Of course I have read the first post, but it does not explain where I can find this.

 

[dethfire]

How would you replace the "at" with a comma?

 

[marquisite]

I presume you'd just need to edit the respective '_at_x' phrases, e.g. for yesterday_at_x:
Yesterday at {time} becomes Yesterday, {time}

 

[dethfire]

I presume you'd just need to edit the respective '_at_x' phrases, e.g. for yesterday_at_x:
Yesterday at {time} becomes Yesterday, {time}

oddly there is no day of the week phrase, no "monday at" or "tuesday at". Do you know where those are stored?

 

[marquisite]

That one appears to be day_x_at_time_y . Not quite as obvious as the others!

 

[Tumpe]

Seems like data-full-old-date is not longer working and the current syntax (at least in 2.1.3) is data-full-date. Just fyi if you came through google like I did.

More here: https://xenforo.com/community/threa...old-date-doesnt-work-for-future-dates.139574/