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[#12164] - Allow JHtmlDate::relative to set a custom format
- Fixed in Code Base
- 25 Sep 2016
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- Build: 3.7.x
- # 12164
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- bembelimen:patch-12
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Summary of Changes
At the moment, if you use JHtmlDate::relative, it's not possible to set a custom format for the "fallback date" output. With this patch you can now set your own format.
Testing Instructions
Open any file and write:
echo JHtml::_('date.relative', '2010-09-20');
Depending on your language, the format is always JText::_('DATE_FORMAT_LC1');
Apply patch and try:
echo JHtml::_('date.relative', '2010-09-20', null, null, 'M jS, Y');
Now you can set your own formats
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chmst
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- 24 Sep 2016
Tested successfully with different date formats.
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chmst
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- 24 Sep 2016
I have tested this item
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zero-24
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- 24 Sep 2016
I have tested this item
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Tested successfully with different date formats.