XOOPS FAQ - Modules- structure and usage. - How to change the date format in Wiwimod?

First of all, I'm not a php guy, so, with that in mind: Using seRapid Search & Replace, there are apparently 8, maybe 9, lines in 5 files which need changing. Here is the search output. I searched for the string 'date("'.The line numbers refer to the byte position in the file:


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 Index.php  -  13.708 bytes  -  Fri, 24.06.05 at 15:45  -  Wiwimod

12.040    'lastmodified' => date("d.m.y", strtotime($pageObj->lastmodified)),

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 Wiwipdf.php  -  4.427 bytes  -  Fri, 08.04.05 at 11:05  -  Wiwimod

1.690    'lastmodified' => date("d.m.y", strtotime($pageObj->lastmodified)),

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 listpages.php  -  6.124 bytes  -  Mon, 16.05.05 at 22:05  -  WiwimodAdmin

5.278    <td>'.date("d.m.y", @strtotime($pageArr[$i]->lastmodified)).'</td>

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 wiwimod_recent.php  -  1.443 bytes  -  Tue, 07.06.05 at 22:30  -  WiwimodBlocks

1.035    $link['lastmodified'] = date("d.m.y", strtotime($content["lastmodified"]));

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 wiwimod_showpage.php  -  3.501 bytes  -  Tue, 10.05.05 at 22:41  -  WiwimodBlocks

1.700    $block['lastmodified'] = date("d.m.y", strtotime($pageObj->lastmodified));

2.835    $block['lastmodified'] = date("d.m.y", strtotime($pageObj->lastmodified));

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 wiwiRevision.class.php  -  24.872 bytes  -  Tue, 07.06.05 at 18:47  -  WiwimodClass

3.811    date("Y-m-d H:i:s"),        //-- lastmodified is Now

4.834    date("Y-m-d H:i:s"),

13.360    '"<tr><td colspan=3><strong>".date("d.m.y", strtotime($counter))."</strong></td></tr>"',

13.442    '"<tr><td>&nbsp;".date("H:i",strtotime($content["lastmodified"]))."</td><td><A href="index.php?page=".$this->encode($content["keyword"])."">".($content["title"] == "" ? $content["keyword"] : $content["title"])."</a></td><td><span

22.393    $sql = "SELECT keyword, MAX(id) AS id FROM ".$xoopsDB->prefix("wiwimod")." WHERE lastmodified<'".date("Y-m-d H:i:s", time() - 61 * 24 * 3600)."' GROUP BY keyword";

As to what to change these to, that depends upon how you want the dates displayed. Here's a page that talks about PHP date formats: http://us2.php.net/date Probably the only one I would hesitate to change is the last one preceded by "$sql", and it may be ok to change it. Perhaps someone else who knows better will say. Good luck!

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