If you want to do this temporarily that means you want to be able to switch back later, right? That in turn means you don’t want to change the values in the database. So you want the_time to change after it has retrieved the value from the database, but before it is presented to the … Read more
Thanks Kero, That was correct. Here is the final code that works “datePublished”: “{{post.date|date(‘c’)}}”, Here is the link How to format a datetime object to ISO 8601 in Twig Thank you.
It seems you are comparing GMT time with the local time before you update the user meta. Try WP function current_time( $type, $gmt = 0 ); $current_time = current_time(‘timestamp’, 0) // local time $current_time = current_time(‘timestamp’, 1) // GMT time I think you need $current_time = current_time(‘timestamp’, 0) // local time instead of $current_time = … Read more
So I was first looking for a way to loop through the existing posts, as suggested in Christine’s comment. Based on this answer, I created a basic plugin that runs the loop upon activation. // Run the loop when the plugin is activated register_activation_hook(__FILE__, ‘update_my_metadata’); function update_my_metadata(){ $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, // Only … Read more
Please use DateTime::getTimestamp() that returns unix timestamp. If you want to format the date according to your time zone then you try this. $datetime = new DateTime(“now”, new DateTimeZone(‘America/New York’)); echo $datetime ->format(‘m/d/Y, H:i:s’);
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Oh you have to wrap in quotes. (time() + 5) Works. Sigh
You’d need to write a bit of Python (or something) to connect to the live database, read the import data, match to the WP topic, then update the “date created” field (whatever that is exactly… “post publish date” ?) in WP and update it with the value you want from the loaded data. If you … Read more
You need to alter the format of the date/time based on language. This is done by altering the parameters in the_time function. See below for change options. Put the code into the if statement (as an example): <?php if(ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE==’en’){ ?> Last updated <?php the_modified_time(‘F j, Y’); ?> at <?php }else{ ?> Mis à jour le … Read more
This is the part that is responsible for random date: //* Generate a random date between January 1st, 2015 and now $random_date = mt_rand( strtotime( ‘1 January 2015’ ), time() ); So you need to change it. And if you want to randomize only the time part, then this is one way to achieve that: … Read more