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It seems all of previous month posted date doesn't appear well. It shows "December 2011" or "November 2011".
Is it default set by LET ? or it is not and LET never notice it ? or I think too much because I can set somewhere which I don't where is it ?
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That's the default for this forum. Same-day posts get a timestamp, prior posts are marked with the date. Posts from the previous months are simply the month and year. Think of it like a fuzzy clock.
lol, fuzzy clock.
Come on LowEnd admin, please fix it rather than let me guess when I post my discussion.
You can do it LowEnd ^^
@jenok may want to post that in the sticky about the forums as that's where issues and complaints get responded to. Be sure to also do the @LowEndAdmin bit so that he gets a notice of the post.
I don;t think it;s a bug though. Many platforms do the same as a default.
Although I have to admit though that I find it a bother as well.
I'd rather see the dates and times as well.
date("Y-m-d h:i", $post_date); please . . .
This appears to be the change within the code:
http://vanillaforums.org/discussion/17782/display-full-timestamp
edit: This as well: http://vanillaforums.org/discussion/17224/date-and-time-for-previous-posts
I have to admit though that how the software deals with urls is more annoying for me than timestamps. Took three tries to get those urls working.
it is really up to @LowEndAdmin, and he need to change it in config.php only.
So @LowEndAdmin, please do it for us
You just have to post the text. The forum will recognize the url and link to it: http://google.com
So @LowEndAdmin, any chance to have that date format in this forum ?
I said URLs. Not links. It's kind of hard to create a link when the forum software screws around with the URLs that it displays. Visit a thread and the forum software recognizes that you've been there before and changes the URLs to redirect you to the last post in the thread.
@drmike - most forums (such as Vanilla) will give you a to-post URL from the timestamp/date. Rclick->Copy Link Location in GUI browsers, I believe. Easier than trying to edit them manually :P