[Beginner] PHP Date Keywords

(Nic Hubbard) #1

For the longest time I never knew that you could customize the date keywords for created, published and updated. But, it is super easy using PHP Date keywords, where X is the PHP Date character:

    %asset_created_X%
    %asset_updated_X%
    %asset_published_X%


So, using %asset_created_F% %asset_created_j%, %asset_created_Y% would produce something like, February 11, 2009. Great to use in asset listings or anywhere that the default keywords for these don't cut it.
(Robin Shi) #2

[quote]For the longest time I never knew that you could customize the date keywords for created, published and updated. But, it is super easy using PHP Date keywords, where X is the PHP Date character:

    %asset_created_X%
     %asset_updated_X%
     %asset_published_X%


So, using %asset_created_F% %asset_created_j%, %asset_created_Y% would produce something like, February 11, 2009. Great to use in asset listings or anywhere that the default keywords for these don't cut it.[/quote]

Thanks Nic. I noticed similar keywords for calendar assets but never knew it can be used for those! Wonderful!