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Enhanced Post Time: Show poster's local time and date in post
A simple little mod that adds the poster's time and date to the display of posts. See the attached screen shot and it will make sense.
Install Import the product-etime.xml file from your admincp product manager. Uninstall Uninstall the product-etime.xml file from your admincp product manager. Disable Disable the Enhanced Post Time product from the product manager in your admincp. Dependencies This mod makes use of the Template Modification System. To use it, install the Template Modification System first, then this mod. Just in case you don't do that, and decide you want to after the fact, I've included a seperate templateedits-etime.xml file you can import using the Template Modification System. However, you can also manually add the $ept_info variable to the postbit_legacy and postbit templates if you wish not to use the Template Modification System. This mod adds no queries. |
You Didnt Attach product xml file
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You didn't give me a chance :p
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good MOD, Thank you
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installed :D
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This outputs a result of "Username's time Today, 06:43 PM". This is fine, but I want to make a minor modification. How do I do that? (eg. Username's Time: Today, 06:43 PM)
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It's all done in the postbit_display_complete plugin, and not phrased :( First plugin I wrote upon returning and had a lot to re-remember :)
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I went to my plugin manager. I do not see a plugin named "postbit_display_complete". I see a hook location with that name.
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I found it. The plugin name is "Modify the date and time to add posters date and time" under the "Product : Enhances Post Time". got it fixed. Thank you.
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Great mod
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I'm not using the Template Modification System - where in the postbit_legacy and postbit templates do I place the $ept_info variable?
How can I right align it? Many thanks |
lol! Mine is an hour off. Where do I adjust?
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Not working with me. Uninstalled
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thank you ,,
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I'd like to know this answer as well hambil? |
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Put it right before this code block in your postbit that you're using: Code:
<if condition="$show['postcount']">#<a href="showpost.php?$session[sessionurl]p=$post[postid]&postcount=$post[postcount]" target="new" rel="nofollow" id="postcount$post[postid]" name="$post[postcount]"><strong>$post[postcount]</strong></a></if> |
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I was wondering this also; some times are correct and other zones are off by an hour - thanks
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Any one else having this problem or has found a fix for it?
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Sorry, not working well for me (times are erratic) -- uninstalled
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Does this tell people what time they POSTED the comment in their time? Or will that time always update and tell you their local time, NOT when they posted the post you are looking at.
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Not quite what I wanted. (I would have liked that time to update every minute rather than just stay as the time they posted the comment), however, it's pretty good. Thanks.
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We run a VB4 version of Boofos mod, which displays the current time and date of each member in their postbit:
To see it use the demo account details in my sig. |
Unfortunately I'm on 3.8.0.
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Boofos mod works on 3.8
I am not sure If I am allowed to post his code, perhaps speak to a moderator, and let me know. If so I will upload it |
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thanxx |
I am after the same sort off thing but have 4.0.x
Any suggestions |
Moved to graveyard per authors request - https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=274938
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