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[ithacaindy Friend ithacaindyJoin date: January 2010Posts: 335Downloads:0Uploads:10 Thanks: 20 Thanked: 12 times in 1 posts]

#148249

How do I change the “last updated” area from GMT to EST? Thanks.

[gray Friend grayJoin date: October 2009Posts: 957Downloads:0Uploads:17 Thanks: 28 Thanked: 292 times in 230 posts]

#331052

I’ve created an alternative function for Last updated. It should show time as in your latest article.

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#331101

<em>@gray 162843 wrote:</em><blockquote>I’ve created an alternative function for Last updated. It should show time as in your latest article.</blockquote>
Gray you are great!!!!! thanks I changed the time of last update thanks to your help!!!!!

[bkmja Friend bkmjaJoin date: June 2010Posts: 96Downloads:0Uploads:3 Thanks: 25 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#346678

Hi,

I have a general question about the standard last update function. When is it suppose to update and on what trigger? I have not seen the time change ever.

Thanks in advance.

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#346713

<em>@bkmja 182359 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi,

I have a general question about the standard last update function. When is it suppose to update and on what trigger? I have not seen the time change ever.

Thanks in advance.</blockquote>

This not a JavaScript based function, but PHP. It updated when page is loaded/reloaded.

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#346721

Sorry brother,

I understand, but don’t understand. What causes the page to be loaded/reloaded?

Thanks in advance.

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#346739

<em>@bkmja 182405 wrote:</em><blockquote>Sorry brother,

I understand, but don’t understand. What causes the page to be loaded/reloaded?

Thanks in advance.</blockquote>

Sorry the the misunderstanding. I referred to current time, but not last updated in my previous posts.
The last updated function takes time by query
[php] $query = ‘SELECT created FROM #__content a ORDER BY created DESC LIMIT 1’;[/php]

So, when you add a new article or change the created date in an old one, the “Last Updated” row would show the new date & time.

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#346744

<em>@gray 182424 wrote:</em><blockquote>Sorry the the misunderstanding. I referred to current time, but not last updated in my previous posts.
The last updated function takes time by query
[php] $query = ‘SELECT created FROM #__content a ORDER BY created DESC LIMIT 1’;[/php]

So, when you add a new article or change the created date in an old one, the “Last Updated” row would show the new date & time.</blockquote>

Hi,

Thanks.

Just so I have a reference point, what triggered the default last update that comes standard in the template?

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#346762

<em>@bkmja 182429 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi,
Thanks.
Just so I have a reference point, what triggered the default last update that comes standard in the template?</blockquote>

Created date could be checked with the help of phpMyAdmin, for example.
But you could also try the following. From the back-end, open Article Manager, sort the articles by ID. The one with biggest ID usually is the newest article; it’s creation date is show in “Last updated” row.

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#346785

<em>@gray 182452 wrote:</em><blockquote>Created date could be checked with the help of phpMyAdmin, for example.
But you could also try the following. From the back-end, open Article Manager, sort the articles by ID. The one with biggest ID usually is the newest article; it’s creation date is show in “Last updated” row.</blockquote>

Thanks, I had no idea what was populating this field in the template. At least I know what to look for now. (-:

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#346799

Dear bkmja!

The field is populating in the template, it’s the modified field, every time you updated|created article, the lasted update will be changed

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