WOOF_File :: changed( String $format = null )

Returns:

  • String A formatted date, if format is provided.
  • Integer A timestamp of the date otherwise.

Returns the inode change time of a file as a date value or formatted date string, which is accessed via PHP’s filectime function. The inode change time of a file is described in the manual page for filectime as follows:

“In most Unix filesystems, a file is considered changed when its inode data is changed; that is, when the permissions, owner, group, or other metadata from the inode is updated.”

This is not the same as the modified time, see the method WOOF_File::modified for the modification time.

Note: the format string uses the same format as the PHP date function, with the same token extensions supported by the date_format.

Example:

Parameters:

  • String $format = null

    A string to format the date.

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MasterPress 1.3.10 is a feature and bugfix release. Workaround for fatal error introduced by changes to WordPress’ wpdb class in WordPress 6.4. Added actions to MPC files upload_field & WF image save_image functions.

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