A very simplistic method of achieving this would be as follows; add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘recently_read’); function recently_read(){ global $post; //only run this function for the posts post_type if ( !is_single() ) return; //get the current time in the format of: 2013-02-22 11:55:51 $timestamp = current_time(‘mysql’); //add the $timestamp variable to the meta_key for this post update_post_meta($post->ID, ‘reading_this’, … Read more
You’ll have to use get- and add_option inside a register_activation_hook. <?php register_activation_hook(__FILE__,’save_activation_timestamp’); function save_activation_timestamp() { add_option(“myplugin_activation_timestamp”,mktime()); } ?> You can find an entire tutorial on that at CodeYoghurt. It even mentions your case as an example.
Here is how it works for me with minor changes: global $post; $post_created = strtotime($post->post_date); $sixMonthsAgo = strtotime(‘-6 months’); $human_time=”hace “. human_time_diff( get_the_time(‘U’), current_time(‘timestamp’) ); $mobile = wp_is_mobile(); if ($post_created > $sixMonthsAgo && $mobile) { the_time(‘j. M .Y’); } elseif( $post_created > $sixMonthsAgo && !$mobile) { the_time(‘j. F .Y’); } else { echo $human_time; } … Read more
current_time() supports GMT as the second parameter. See: https://codex.wordpress.org/current_time If no second parameter is passed it should return the timezone set for your site.
there is a custom function in wordpress called date_i18n. so basically you do echo date_i18n( ‘H:i d-m-Y’, $ts ); without the setLocale stuff.. find the function date_i18n and its parameters here. you could even build in your translation all in there, without the language check before: date_i18n( __( ‘H:i d-m-Y’, ‘textdomain’ ) ); (replace ‘textdomain’ … Read more
In this updated version of meks_time_ago(), the human readable date/time will be returned if the published date was less than the $threshold of days ago. Otherwise, the full date and dime will be returned. function meks_time_ago( $days_threshold = 3 ) { $published_date_timestamp = get_the_time( ‘U’ ); $current_date = new DateTime(); $published_date = new DateTime( “@$published_date_timestamp” … Read more
Try this. It works wp_date( ‘Y/m/d – h:i:s’, 1598205923, new DateTimeZone(‘Asia/Tehran’) )
For starters try Core Control plugin to see if scheduled tasks are accurately assigned. Scheduled posts will show up as publish_future_post > check_and_publish_future_post() with post’s ID as argument.
You don’t have to store it as a timestamp to order by date, yyyy/mm/dd will work just fine. As for converting the format: $date=”2011/09/19″; $date = strtotime( $date ); echo date( ‘F j, Y’, $date ); see php’s strtotime and date EDIT- oh, maybe I misunderstood, thought you said timestamp, not date. anyway, the conversion … Read more
You can use ‘B’ as the format for the_date() and/or the_time() to generate Swatch Internet Time format. If you’re modifying a theme, just find the references to the_date() and/or the_time() in the template files and change the value of the format parameter. If you’re creating a plugin, you can hook into the get_the_date and/or get_the_time … Read more