This updated version of the fuzzy datetime plugin should detect the time since any post correctly, no matter what the time offset on your blog (Gary, this means you ;) ).
As usual, this can be downloaded both as source and as a zip archive.
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This updated version of the fuzzy datetime plugin should detect the time since any post correctly, no matter what the time offset on your blog (Gary, this means you ;) ).
As usual, this can be downloaded both as source and as a zip archive.
David | 15-May-05 at 10:02 pm | Permalink
Hey, I can’t see the admin panel at all. Just shows the footer. Running 1.5. Any ideas?
Splee | 16-May-05 at 6:11 am | Permalink
If you have another plugin which creates an options panel (e.g. BAStats or SpamKarma) then you won’t be able to see any other plugin created options pages.
This is a bug in wordpress 1.5 and you should upgrade to 1.5.1 to resolve the issue.
Wordpress - Plugins Installed at the 2.0 Dogberry Patch | 02-Jan-06 at 1:38 pm | Permalink
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MLL’s web site » Splee’s Fuzzy DateTime in French | 17-Jan-06 at 10:51 am | Permalink
[...] Splee’s Fuzzy DateTime WordPress plugin is cool, but even if it’s configurable, I suits only english wording, and I wanted it in french, so I parsed the code and here’s the result: Fuzzy DateTime v0.6a FR [...]
MLL | 17-Jan-06 at 11:05 am | Permalink
Hi there,
Thanks for your cool pugin. FYI I adapted it to a french version. It’s available there.
Cheers,
MLL
MLL | 17-Jan-06 at 11:08 am | Permalink
Oh, now I see what what trackbacks are for. :)
Sorry for the spamming.
Splee | 17-Jan-06 at 11:26 am | Permalink
No problem at all.
I’m having trouble posting a comment to your blog, so I’m going to email you later today with a few questions if you don’t mind. :)
MLL’s web site » Splee’s Fuzzy DateTime WordPress plugin in French | 18-Jan-06 at 4:23 pm | Permalink
[...] Splee’s Fuzzy DateTime WordPress plugin is cool, but even if it’s configurable, I suits only english wording, and I wanted it in french; so I adapted the code and here’s the result: [...]
MLL | 18-Jan-06 at 4:40 pm | Permalink
OH, thanks for the warning. Commenting is working now, but you may mail me if you want. :)
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Jason | 18-Apr-06 at 3:57 am | Permalink
I love Fuzzy DateTime! But it seems that it’s not recognizing my UTC offset. A post I made earlier today shows up as YESTERDAY when it’s not even pm yet. I have the offset adjusted correctly in my Wordpress options, so it’s not a server issue (I use Wordpress 2.0.2).
Do you have any suggestions? Thanks!
Stef | 02-Sep-06 at 7:27 pm | Permalink
Hi, I’d like to suggest an update so it is easier to use the function from other plugins outside the loop:
replace:
function spleesfuzzydatetime() {
…
…
$difference = $lmnowStamp - $lmpostStamp;
with:
function spleesfuzzydatetime() {
$postStamp = strtotime(getposttime(’Y-m-d H:i:s’, true));
}
function dospleesfuzzydatetime($postStamp) {
//Get the options from the db
$lmfdtoptions = getoption(’lmfdtoptions’);
$lmtimeoffset = getsettings(’gmtoffset’) * 3600;
$difference = $lmnowStamp - $lmpostStamp;
And replace:
print $outString;
with:
return $outString;
Now, if I have another plugin which needs to use this great one I can just call dospleesfuzzy_datetime($myTimestamp);
I’m using this in a modified WP-forum to show nice dates there too…
Thanks!
Kevin Dobo | 03-Dec-06 at 6:14 am | Permalink
I have just installed your fuzzy datestamp plugin and still have a problem with the day/date. I am 5 hours from UTC, and despite setting that in Wordpress, once it is 7 pm local time, the time stamps shift a day. New posts report as being ‘yesterday’. Then at midnight all is well again.
I realize you haven’t worked on this in a long time, but I really like it. Any suggestions?
Splee | 05-Dec-06 at 3:10 pm | Permalink
At the moment, no… I’ve not even looked at the code for this for nearly a year now. I know there were issues with WordPress’ storage of datetimes and the GMT/UTC offset, but I don’t know what the state of play is with them now.
You may want to add a manual ‘Time Offset’ option to the plugin so you can manually tell the plugin how many hours out your WordPress install is - Unfortunately I can’t spare the time to look at this right now due to my workload.