Dedecms Date and Time Format

Date and Time Format (use the strftime () function to format the time) 0

Home page:
([Field: pubdate function = 'strftime ("% m-% d", @ me) '/]) = (5-15)
([Field: pubdate function = 'strftime ("% B % d, % Y", @ me) '/]) = (May 15,200 8)

List page:
[Field: pubdate function = "getdatetimemk (@ me)"/] = 18:30:02
[Field: pubdate function = "getdatemk (@ me)"/] = 2008-05-15

Content Page:
{Dede: field name = 'pubdate' function = 'getdatemk (@ me) '/} = 2008-05-15
{Dede: field name = 'pubdate' function = 'strftime ("% B % d, % Y", @ me) '/} = may 15,200 8

Use the strftime () function to format the time:

% a short description of the day of the week
% a full name of the day of the week
% B short description of the month
% C standard
the last two digits of % C year
% d decimal indicates the day of the month
% d month/day/year
% E is in a two-character domain, the last two digits of the day in decimal format
% F year-month-day
% G year, which is based on the week year
% G year, use the week-based year
% H abbreviated month name
% H hour in the 24-hour format
% I hour in the 12-hour format
% J decimal the day of each year
% m decimal month
% m decimal number of minutes
% N newline character
% P local AM or PM equivalent display
% R 12 hours
% R display hours and minutes: hh: mm
% s decimal seconds
% t horizontal tab
% t Display hour, minute, second: hh: mm: SS
% u the day of the week, Monday is the first day (the value ranges from 0 to 6, and Monday is 0)
% u indicates the week of the year. Sunday is the first day (ranging from 0 to 53).
% V indicates the week of the year, week-based year
% W decimal indicates the day of the week (value ranges from 0 to 6, and Sunday is 0)
% W indicates the week of the year, use Monday as the first day (from 0 to 53)
% x standard date string
% x standard time string
% Y decimal year without Century (value ranges from 0 to 99)
% Y indicates the tenth year of the century.
% Z, % Z indicates the time zone name. If the time zone name cannot be obtained, an empty character is returned.