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ISOS6
Verified User
You can use Javascript to change format. Just modify you default index file her
Login as admin/reseller
Modify this /domains/default/index.html
Put this in header
Change
to
Paste this tag where you want!
Login as admin/reseller
Modify this /domains/default/index.html
Put this in header
HTML:
<script type="text/javascript">
function ChangeDateFormat(){
var cd = new Date("|DATECREATED|");
var D = cd.getDate();
var M = cd.getMonth() + 1;
var Y = cd.getFullYear();
document.getElementById('ShowDate').innerHTML = D + "/" + M + "/" + Y;
}
</script>Change
HTML:
<body>
HTML:
<body onload="ChangeDateFormat();">Paste this tag where you want!
HTML:
<span id="ShowDate">00/00/0000</span>ISOS6
Verified User
It cant be changed i think, this token is hardcoded. Good luck!
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Hello,
What's the end purpose for the format change?
It wouldn't be difficult for me to add another field called:
which would be universal.. but depends what you're looking to do.
John
What's the end purpose for the format change?
It wouldn't be difficult for me to add another field called:
Code:
date_created_timestamp=1365229223John
hehe ;D End purpose? I suppose that end purpose is display "CORRECT" date, for now it's "Fri Nov 25 21:57:25 2011" which is confusing (for our part of the planet of course
) and as @ben29 says correct would be 25.11.2011 21:57:25.A new feature solves this old problem: https://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=2886
replace:
with:
newlines are needed to get it working....
replace:
Code:
<p>Created at: |DATECREATED|</p>with:
Code:
<p>Created at: |$/usr/local/bin/php
<?php
echo date("d.m.Y H:i:s");
?>
DONE|</p>newlines are needed to get it working....