:) On Feb 15, 12:54 am, mdipierro <mdipie...@cs.depaul.edu> wrote: > Put this in a model > > def prettydate(d): > try: > dt = request.now - d > except: > return '' > if dt.days>=365*2: > return '%s years ago' % int(dt.days/365) > elif dt.days>=365: > return '1 years ago' > elif dt.days>=60: > return '%s months ago' % int(dt.days/30) > elif dt.days>21: > return '1 months ago' > elif dt.days>=14: > return '%s weeks ago' % int(dt.days/7) > elif dt.days>=7: > return '1 week ago' > elif dt.days>=2: > return '%s days ago' % int(dt.days) > elif dt.days==1: > return '1 day ago' > else: > return 'today' > > On Feb 14, 3:13 pm, selecta <gr...@delarue-berlin.de> wrote: > > > > > This is not 100% web2py related but I am sure if this will be answered > > many of you will profit at some point from it. > > > Is there a python module that helps you to display dates and times > > nice e.g. > > > just now (for within the last 5 minutes) > > 2 hours ago > > 2 days ago > > 15th February 2009 > > ... > > > I guess somebody must have done that already, right?
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