Forums / Developer / manipulating mysql date format
Michael Hall
Wednesday 02 January 2008 6:28:12 pm
Just wondering if there is a built-in template operator or similar that can rewrite a date in YYYY-MM-DD format to DD-MM-YYYY (or similar)? We're using v 3.9.3.
Atle Pedersen
Thursday 03 January 2008 9:37:00 am
As far as I know there are no methods to convert a date input string to a timestamp and then into a date in a different format.
But if your example represents the real problem, you could use string manipulation instead. The explode() operator kan split your string into arrays around the '-'. Then you can rewrite the array in any order you'd like to.
André R.
Thursday 03 January 2008 11:08:30 am
If you need to do more advance stuff with the dates you can use the makedate / maketime template operators to get a unix timestamp out of it.
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Piotrek Karaś
Thursday 03 January 2008 11:19:11 am
And at worst you can always try this:
{'2008-11-22'|explode('-')|reverse()|implode('-')}
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Thursday 03 January 2008 5:15:59 pm
Thanks for the info. I know this is a trivial task, I thought maybe there was an even easier way.
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