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Displaying Date in Long Form
Is there a way to get vbulletin to display a date in long form, like this:
Monday, July 26, 2004. I could write a function for this, but if there's already one in the system that would be better. |
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Admin CP > vBulletin Options > Date and Time Options > Format For Date For what you want to do, you would have to insert L, F j, Y there. |
I don't want to change the boardwide settings. I want a template to be able to call up the longform date as part of its code display.
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vbdate() is built up like this: vbdate($format, $timestamp = TIMENOW, $doyestoday = false, $locale = true, $adjust = true, $gmdate = false) so you could change it to vbdate("your format", $timestamp); |
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