Hi,
How to show a timestamp in date format in a table list ?
I tried
Created:{date:timestamp_date_created}
and appears several dates, i thinck it's possible to select one format...
Thanks
Hi Chris,
You have a time stamp ? how do you get its value ?
Please try this:
{date:Y-m-d H:i:s$(var:read_data_name.model.timestamp_field)}
This works with the latest update only because you can pass parameters to the functions calls.
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Max
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Hi Max,
I'm in the context of a list view (table),
in columns list :
o_order.order_created:Created
shows the timestamp from database
Thanks
Regards
Hi Chris,
So you need this:
o_order.order_created:{date:Y-m-d H:i:s$(var:read_data_name.row.o_order.order_created)}
in the "Columns views"
Best regards,
Max
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Hello Max,
In column list i put o_order.order_created:Created, if not the created date doesn't appear and now, in each row shows the date now not the created date!
in columns views
o_order.order_created:{date:Y-m-d H:i:s$(var:read_hikaorder.row.o_order.order_created)}
sorry i don't understand
Regards
Chris
Hi Chris,
What happens when you use {var:read_hikaorder.row.o_order.order_created} ? does it display the order date in each row ? in which format is the date ?
Best regards,
Max
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Hi Max,
in columns list
order_created:Created
if o_order.order_created:Created display timestamp in each row and different
in columns view
order_created:{date:Y-m-d H:i:s$(var:read_hikaorder.row.o_order.order_created)}
display date now in good format
2017-05-29 07:26:13
order_created:{date:Y-m-d H:i:s$({var:read_hikaorder.row.o_order.order_created})}
order_created:{date:Y-m-d H:i:s${var:read_hikaorder.row.o_order.order_created}}
display error
DateTime::__construct(): Failed to parse time string (({var:read_hikaorder.row.o_order.order_created) at position 0 ((): Unexpected character
Thanks
regards
Hi Chris,
Please use () inside {}, you can not use nested {{}}, like this:
order_created:{date:Y-m-d H:i:s$(var:read_hikaorder.row.o_order.order_created)}
Best regards,
Max
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I know,
order_created:{date:Y-m-d H:i:s$(var:read_hikaorder.row.o_order.order_created)}
display date now in good format but always now() not the real date
2017-05-29 07:26:13
regards
Hi Chris,
Maybe you should try:
o_order.order_created:{date:Y-m-d H:i:s$(var:read_hikaorder.row.o_order.order_created)}
Best regards,
Max
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Hi Max,
idem the column display the dat"e of now in each row
Thanks
Regards
Hi Chris,
Please post a screenshot of the table settings at the moment.
Best regards,
Max
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Hello Max,
I found, my error was i made a mystake in var, used function name unstead view name😟
o_order.order_created:{date:Y-m-d H:i:s$(var:table_orders.row.o_order.order_created)}
where table_orders is the view name...
{date:Y-m-d H:i:s$(var:view_name.row.model_name.timestamp_field)}
Thanks