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[masuda Friend masudaJoin date: December 2007Posts: 11Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 2]

#147358

Hi all,

Is it possible to add “+9” to ”GMT” and disply the update time, like “Last update 11:22:15 PM GMT+9”? If so, please tell/show me how.

Thank you.

　

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#328506

Hello guy!

Here is the solution:

Please open the file: templatesja_teline_iiilibja.template.helper.php and try to find code in the getLastUpdate() function :
[PHP] return gmdate(“h:i:s A”, $sec+$tz).’ GMT’ [/PHP]
and replace:
[PHP] return gmdate(“h:i:s A”, $sec+$tz).’ GMT ‘ . ($tz < 0 ? $tz: ( $tz >0 ?”+”.$tz:””) );[/PHP]

and then you login with a account, you ‘ll see that. you can test this by change the timezone of user in the user manager,

Good luck

[masuda Friend masudaJoin date: December 2007Posts: 11Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 2]

#328544

Hi tienhc!

Thank you for your quick reply!

I replaced the code as follows:
[PHP]function getLastUpdate(){
$db = &JFactory::getDBO();
$query = ‘SELECT created FROM #__content a ORDER BY created DESC LIMIT 1’;
$db->setQuery($query);
$data = $db->loadObject();
if( $data->created ){ //return gmdate( ‘h:i:s A’, strtotime($data->created) ) .’ GMT ‘;
$date =& JFactory::getDate(strtotime($data->created));
$user =& JFactory::getUser();
$tz = $user->getParam(‘timezone’);
$sec =$date->toUNIX(); //set the date time to second
return gmdate(“h:i:s A”, $sec+$tz).’ GMT ‘ . ($tz < 0 ? $tz: ( $tz >0 ?”+”.$tz:””) );
}
return ;
}[/PHP]

And I loggedin and tested it, but nothing happned… Can you tell why?
(I forgot to tell you this, but I’m using ja_seleni, so I opened the file: templatesja_selenilibsja.template.helper.php)

Thank you

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#328546

AH yes, The account is not set the timezone, now you access the user manager => choose this account, You looking for the “Timezone” paramter, you change the timezone in there. After you changed, you logout this acccount and try to login again.

[masuda Friend masudaJoin date: December 2007Posts: 11Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 2]

#328627

Still, nothing happned… :confused:

Not only that, I noticed that “Last update” didn’t work right.
I set the timezone (UTC +9:00), logged out and in, and made a new article.
“Created” showed 11:12:00AM, which was the correct time. I saved it, checked the site, and foud out that “Last update” said “05:12:00PM.” You see, Last update shows “UTC+3:00” timezone time.
Even I replaced the original php code, it’s stil the same.

I checked “Site”>”Server”>”Time Zone,” as well. It was set the timezone (UTC +9:00).

What’s going on here? Do you have any ideas?

[Daniel Raymo Friend Daniel RaymoJoin date: September 2014Posts: 42Downloads:5Uploads:6 Thanks: 4]

#330082

I’ve had the same problem… and there seems to be some problems in the original code

[PHP]function getLastUpdate(){
$db = &JFactory::getDBO();
$query = ‘SELECT created FROM #__content a ORDER BY created DESC LIMIT 1’;
$db->setQuery($query);
$data = $db->loadObject();
if( $data->created ){ //return gmdate( ‘h:i:s A’, strtotime($data->created) ) .’ GMT ‘;
$date =& JFactory::getDate(strtotime($data->created));
$user =& JFactory::getUser();
$tz = $user->getParam(‘timezone’);
$sec =$date->toUNIX(); //set the date time to second
return gmdate(“h:i:s A”, $sec+$tz).’ GMT ‘ . ($tz < 0 ? $tz: ( $tz >0 ?”+”.$tz:””) );
}
return ;
} [/PHP]

$tz = $user->getParam(‘timezone’); doesn’t return anything, so the function doesn’t know what timezone you’re in.

I don’t know what getParam(‘timezone’) is supposed to return…but unless it’s in seconds it wouldn’t work anyhow

and — return gmdate(“h:i:s A”, $sec+$tz) — should be — return date(“h:i:s A”, $sec+$tz) otherwise it’s just converting it back to GMT with gmdate()

It is actually checking for the last time a documented was created not modified.

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#330703

Hello guy!

With above codes, the updated date ‘ll display follow up the user’s timezone when user logined. I tested those codes in my site. They are work when you changed the user’s time. I notice that you change the user’s time zone, you must to logout and re-login system, because the problem is from section store user’s information, it’s not update if you do not logout and login .

Please kindly test this issue again

[masuda Friend masudaJoin date: December 2007Posts: 11Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 2]

#330711

Hi! Thank you for the reply!

Hmmm. So if I replace “return gmdate(“h:i:s A”, $sec+$tz)” with “return date(“h:i:s A”, $sec+$tz),”
this problem would be solved?

> It is actually checking for the last time a documented was created not modified.

Yeah, I noticed that….

[Daniel Raymo Friend Daniel RaymoJoin date: September 2014Posts: 42Downloads:5Uploads:6 Thanks: 4]

#330757

Hi Masuda,

No…that didn’t work for me. It looks like the script is trying to set the timezone ($tz) from a cookie (which I think would be the actual users timezone), but at least on my PC and probably yours $tz is not being set… I had the function print out $tz and it was blank. What I did as a work around:

I replaced:
$tz = $user->getParam(‘timezone’); with $tz = 60 * 60 * -5;
(-5 being my timezone)

And changed the last line to (I added the date in the format “M d”):
return date(“M d h:i:s A EST”, $sec + $tz);

Although not elegant…it worked for what I needed.

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