On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, Michael Ed wrote:
> $article = mgd_list_topic_articles_all(99);
>
> What about modification date ???
> Is that possible ???
Yep. try "revised" or "reverse revised".
> The good manual says :
> "
> Articles can be sorted. sort parameter can be one of: "alpha", "reverse
> alpha", "name", "reverse name", "score", "reverse score", "created".
> Default sort is the created date.
> "
Which url? this is out of date.
> And I also found this :
> "
> date
>
> The last modification date, format is 'd.m.Y'. e.g.: 27.07.1999
>
> adate
>
> The last modification date, format is 'D b. Y'.
>
> aldate
>
> The last modification date, format is 'D M Y'
> "
>
> Am I confused or just confused ?
Same date, multiple formats. You can also use $article->revised
(which is in unix timestamp format) and use PHP time formatting
functions.
emile
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