Question about how DISCUZ gets the time

I made a plug-in and encountered the problem of the time to be last published in the middle! Because I had just registered a number and needed a blog, I posted it in the form of a question !! First, the system table time is used. The result is the second SELECTdatelineFROM & quot ;. DB: table (& #039; portal_article_title & #039;)... I made a plug-in and encountered the problem of the time to be last published in the middle!
Because I had just registered a number and needed a blog, I posted it in the form of a question !!

First, the system table time is used, and the time is seconds.
SELECT dateline FROM ". DB: table ('portal _ article_title ')

Then use the function_core.php [dgmdate method] In discuz]

$ SQL = "SELECT dateline FROM". DB: table ('portal _ article_title ')"

Result: 1411613146

This result cannot be used. We need to convert it.
First: date Method
Second: The dmgdate method provided by discuz
The date method is self-developed for Baidu, which is available on the Internet.

In fact, dmgdate is the same as date!
Dgmdate ($ SQL ["dateline"])
Result:

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I made a plug-in and encountered the problem of the time to be last published in the middle!
Because I had just registered a number and needed a blog, I posted it in the form of a question !!

First, the system table time is used, and the time is seconds.
SELECT dateline FROM ". DB: table ('portal _ article_title ')

Then use the function_core.php [dgmdate method] In discuz]

$ SQL = "SELECT dateline FROM". DB: table ('portal _ article_title ')"

Result: 1411613146

This result cannot be used. We need to convert it.
First: date Method
Second: The dmgdate method provided by discuz
The date method is self-developed for Baidu, which is available on the Internet.

In fact, dmgdate is the same as date!
Dgmdate ($ SQL ["dateline"])
Result:

Format the timestamp, which is awesome.