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]]>How can I set the date format?
The date in the email always comes out in the format yyyy-mm-dd I want it to come out with dd-mm-yyyy assuming the date is in the settings Options –> General (date)
Thanks
]]>Try a simple two column CSV.
COLUMN A is a list of dates in the following format: dd-mm-yy
COLUMN B is a list of values, where the decimal is represented by a comma (123,45)
Import = Invalid data types
Ok, so changed date format to dd/mm/yy and changed the , decimals to . (123.45)
Import = Invalid data types
Looked at the Column.csv file for clues on how to format data but the sample file data has no dates, no decimals. Florence,371282,607906,655875
Is there a workaround for this?
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ihave date in format datetime 1516643196
hove converse this date
2012-04-17 11:50:47
2012-05-04 23:05:47
2011-04-12 15:45:50
2012-05-12 10:30:21
2011-10-25 16:00:57
to need format
need for import date from other site
]]>How and where can I change format of date from ’07/28/2017′ to this format ‘2017-07-28’ ?
In old version of wp datepicker I could change this in file function.php, But now there isn’t such option
please for fast respond 
I have made some updates to the code but I’m afraid they will go away upon the next release of this plugin. My specific needs were to show a list of recently modified pages to users (and displaying the modified date). If you have a suggestion for better implementation of these codes let me know. Thank you and thanks for making this awesome plugin!
Here are the suggestions/changes…
1. Add “Order by: Modified Date”
(This was simple enough to implement as I added the following code to pages-by-custom-tax.php)
<option value="modified" <?php if($order_by=="modified"){ echo "selected"; } ?> ><?php _e( 'Modified Date', 'wp-list-pages-by-custom-taxonomy' ); ?></option>
2. Add “Display: Modified Date”
(This was a little more complicated to implement but basically, I copied every line of code containing display_date and changed it to a display_modified.)
3. Remove forced format for date display.
(This was easy enough to implement by removing the variables from the date display code in pbytax_template.php.)
<?php echo get_the_date( '', $pbytax_post->ID ); ?>
I tried following a few tutorials but my programming knowledge beyond HTML/CSS is very limited.
Currently the code looks like this:
<div>
.$alldatas[‘metabox_package_date_from’].
</div>
The code behind it looks like this:
<td class="date column-date"><abbr title="04.12.2014 15:41:58">PM/joi/337</abbr><br>Publicat</td>
I tried setting a custom date (a StackExchange solution), but it didn’t work. I am not going to hack core files, but I do need to know if this is a problem on the server or on the WP install itself.
Thanks in advance for any answers.
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