http://textpattern.com/ Textpattern Tips – Display the published and modified dates Display the published and modified dates - comments https://textpattern.tips/display-the-published-and-modified-dates Sun, 06 Dec 09 02:28:44 +0000 Comment on Display the published and modified dates by Patrick 1 1 Sat, 11 Apr 09 06:46:14 +0000 This tip is an answer to Tye from this original thread .
When I wrote this code, I noticed a problem with inequal dates between published and modified ones. This problem, reported by Rick Silletti , had been corrected by Wet now.
So, notice you’ll don’t need a format date attribute for the next TXP 4.0.9 version if you want to use the preferences date format choosen.

The new simplified tip will be as this :

<p class="published">Published by <txp:author /> on <txp:posted /> <txp:php> $changed = modified(array()); echo $changed == posted(array()) ? '' : '| Modified by '.safe_field("RealName", "txp_users", "name='".safe_field("LastModID", "textpattern", "ID='".$thisarticle['thisid']."'")."'").' on '.modified(array()).'';</txp:php>

]]> This tip is an answer to Tye from this original thread .
When I wrote this code, I noticed a problem with inequal dates between published and modified ones. This problem, reported by Rick Silletti , had been corrected by Wet now.
So, notice you’ll don’t need a format date attribute for the next TXP 4.0.9 version if you want to use the preferences date format choosen.

The new simplified tip will be as this :

<p class="published">Published by <txp:author /> on <txp:posted /> <txp:php> $changed = modified(array()); echo $changed == posted(array()) ? '' : '| Modified by '.safe_field("RealName", "txp_users", "name='".safe_field("LastModID", "textpattern", "ID='".$thisarticle['thisid']."'")."'").' on '.modified(array()).'';</txp:php>

]]> Patrick Comment on Display the published and modified dates by Jonathan 1 1 Sun, 06 Dec 09 02:28:44 +0000 Is there any way to use something like this in the footer instead of within the article?

]]> Is there any way to use something like this in the footer instead of within the article?

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