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date.php File Reference

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 GravityView
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 $gravityview_view = GravityView_View::getInstance()
 
if( $value==='1970-01-01') if(!empty( $field_settings) &&!empty( $field_settings['date_display']) &&!empty( $value)) else
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◆ $gravityview_view

$gravityview_view = GravityView_View::getInstance()

Definition at line 9 of file date.php.

◆ else

if ($value==='1970-01-01') if (!empty($field_settings) &&!empty($field_settings[ 'date_display']) &&!empty($value)) else
Initial value:
{
$output = GravityView_Field_Date::date_display( $value, \GV\Utils::get( $field, "dateFormat" ), $field_id )
$value
$value
Definition: search-field-date_range.php:10
$output
$output
Definition: edit_link.php:18
GravityView_Field_Date\date_display
static date_display( $value='', $date_format='mdy', $field_id=0)
Get the default date format for a field based on the field ID and the time format setting...
Definition: class-gravityview-field-date.php:79
$field_id
if(false !==strpos( $value, '00:00')) $field_id
string $field_id ID of the field being displayed
Definition: time.php:22

Unix Epoch probably isn't what you're looking for.

Since
1.7

Definition at line 37 of file date.php.