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  • canadawatch Friend
    #121335

    My original question was: How do I format the creation date of the content items, so that it displays “July 10, 2007” instead of “Tuesday, 10 July 2007”

    SOLUTION:

    In language/english.php change lines 421 and 422 –

    Original lines 421-422:

    DEFINE('_DATE_FORMAT_LC',"%A, %d %B %Y"); //Uses PHP's strftime Command Format
    DEFINE('_DATE_FORMAT_LC2',"%A, %d %B %Y %H:%M");

    Replace them with new lines 421-422:

    DEFINE('_DATE_FORMAT_LC',"%B %d, %Y"); //Uses PHP's strftime Command Format
    DEFINE('_DATE_FORMAT_LC2',"%B %d, %Y %H:%M");

    Generally, a good reference for formatting a date in php can be found here:

    http://us3.php.net/strftime

    Menalto Friend
    #223938

    Thats good info canadawatch

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