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WOOF :: date_format( String $format, Integer $timestamp = null )
Returns:
- String The formatted date.
An extension of PHP’s date function to format date timestamps. In addition to the formatting characters supported by date, this function allows more memorable tokens to be used.
Example:
Parameters:
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String $format
A format string that supports the same formatting characters as the PHP date function, but also the following tokens inside square brackets: (shows the equivalent formatting string in PHP date).
- [date-time-long] => “l, jS F Y @ g:i A”,
- [date-time-sortable-no-sec] => “YmdHi”,
- [date-time-sortable] => “YmdHis”,
- [day-0s] => ‘d’,
- [0-day] => ‘d’,
- [day-short] => ‘D’,
- [day] => ‘j’,
- [date] => ‘j’,
- [date-suffix] => ‘jS’,
- [day-long] => ‘l’,
- [week] => ‘N’,
- [suffix] => ‘S’,
- [day-of-week] => ‘w’,
- [day-of-year] => ‘z’,
- [week-of-year] => ‘W’,
- [month-long] => ‘F’,
- [month-0s] => ‘m’,
- [0-month] => ‘m’,
- [month-short] => ‘M’,
- [month] => ‘n’,
- [days-in-month] => ‘t’,
- [leap] => ‘L’,
- [year-iso] => ‘o’,
- 2021 => ‘Y’,
- [year-short] => ‘y’,
- [am-pm] => ‘a’,
- [AM-PM] => ‘A’,
- [ampm] => ‘a’,
- [AMPM] => ‘A’,
- [swatch] => ‘B’,
- [hour] => ‘g’,
- [hour-24] => ‘G’,
- [hour-0s] => ‘h’,
- [0-hour] => ‘h’,
- [hour-24-0s] => ‘H’,
- [0-hour-24] => ‘H’,
- [min] => ‘i’,
- [min-0s] => ‘i’,
- [0-min] => ‘i’,
- [sec] => ‘s’,
- [sec-0s] => ‘s’,
- [0-sec] => ‘s’,
- [micro] => ‘u’,
- [timezone] => ‘e’,
- [daylight-savings] => ‘I’,
- [gmt-offset] => ‘O’,
- [gmt-offset-colon] => ‘P’,
- [timezone-short] => ‘T’,
- [timezone-offset] => ‘Z’
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Integer $timestamp = null
A timestamp to format. If this is not provided, the current date and time will be used.