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Opened 17 years ago

Closed 17 years ago

#2374 closed enhancement (fixed)

Create a the_modified_date() Template Tag

Reported by: firemotion's profile FireMotion Owned by: westi's profile westi
Milestone: 2.1 Priority: low
Severity: normal Version: 1.2
Component: Template Keywords: modified, date bg|has-patch bg|commit
Focuses: Cc:

Description

Dscription
Behaviour and parameters should be the same as the_date(), except that it should run every time (the_date() only displays the date the first time it's called).

Purpose
To display the date the post/page was last modified.

Notes
This tag might not be relevant for posts, but it's relevant for pages, as they get modified more often. Furthermore, the modified date is saved in the database anyway, but the only way to retrieve it is through manual SQL, or so it seems.

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2374.diff (704 bytes) - added by westi 17 years ago.
Replacement patch against current trunk

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Change History (5)

#1 @westi
17 years ago

  • Keywords bg|has-patch added
  • Owner changed from anonymous to westi
  • Status changed from new to assigned

The is the_modified_time and get_the_modified_time which you could use.

Like the_time and the_date these can both take a PHP timedate format string and so you can show the date from either of the above.

e.g. the_modified_time('F jS, Y');

However adding the_modified_date and get_the_modified_date looks like a good idea and I've hacked a patch together.

Untested!

#2 @westi
17 years ago

  • Keywords bg|commit added

@westi
17 years ago

Replacement patch against current trunk

#3 @westi
17 years ago

I've updated the patch to match against current trunk.

#4 @ryan
17 years ago

  • Resolution set to fixed
  • Status changed from assigned to closed

(In [4134]) the_modified_date(). Props westi. fixes #2374

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