Comments on: Javascript Based Dates http://blog.hostedmessageboards.com/2009/04/javascript-based-dates/ Hosted Message Board Services Sun, 20 May 2012 16:16:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Stormraven http://blog.hostedmessageboards.com/2009/04/javascript-based-dates/#comment-8402 Stormraven Tue, 26 May 2009 16:27:38 +0000 http://blog.hostedmessageboards.com/?p=32#comment-8402 Sounds awsome Ross >.> Sounds awsome Ross >.>

]]> By: Canada http://blog.hostedmessageboards.com/2009/04/javascript-based-dates/#comment-7871 Canada Tue, 05 May 2009 05:27:05 +0000 http://blog.hostedmessageboards.com/?p=32#comment-7871 Ah :D Cool , i get what you mean now ;D . Thanks Ross. Ah :D

Cool , i get what you mean now ;D .

Thanks Ross.

]]> By: Ross http://blog.hostedmessageboards.com/2009/04/javascript-based-dates/#comment-7840 Ross Sun, 03 May 2009 23:19:43 +0000 http://blog.hostedmessageboards.com/?p=32#comment-7840 Hi Canada, I'm not entirely sure which code you are referring to. But the new system would enable you to place something along these lines into your header to change all 3 versions of the last post column (for example). // This one is used for posts made more than 2 days ago. It'd show something like 4th May 09 at 4:56pm dateFormat.masks['board_last_post'] = "dS mmm yy 'at' h:MMtt"; // This one is used for posts made today. It'd show something like <b>Today</b> at 4:56pm dateFormat.masks['board_last_post_today'] = "'<b>'W'</b>' 'at' h:MMtt"; // This one is used for posts made yesterday. It'd show something like Yesterday at 4:56pm dateFormat.masks['board_last_post_yesterday'] = "W 'at' h:MMtt"; Each can have an entirely different format - including any HTML or CSS formatting you would want to add. - Ross Hi Canada,

I’m not entirely sure which code you are referring to. But the new system would enable you to place something along these lines into your header to change all 3 versions of the last post column (for example).

// This one is used for posts made more than 2 days ago. It’d show something like 4th May 09 at 4:56pm
dateFormat.masks['board_last_post'] = “dS mmm yy ‘at’ h:MMtt”;

// This one is used for posts made today. It’d show something like Today at 4:56pm
dateFormat.masks['board_last_post_today'] = “‘‘W’‘ ‘at’ h:MMtt”;

// This one is used for posts made yesterday. It’d show something like Yesterday at 4:56pm
dateFormat.masks['board_last_post_yesterday'] = “W ‘at’ h:MMtt”;

Each can have an entirely different format - including any HTML or CSS formatting you would want to add.

- Ross

]]> By: Canada http://blog.hostedmessageboards.com/2009/04/javascript-based-dates/#comment-7834 Canada Sun, 03 May 2009 16:47:46 +0000 http://blog.hostedmessageboards.com/?p=32#comment-7834 This is cool . And vforums will have an awesome v2 , with all of the great features that going to be release. We will no longer need the "Today and Yesterday" code ?? This is cool .

And vforums will have an awesome v2 , with all of the great features that going to be release.

We will no longer need the “Today and Yesterday” code ??

]]> By: Darkmage http://blog.hostedmessageboards.com/2009/04/javascript-based-dates/#comment-7746 Darkmage Thu, 30 Apr 2009 03:36:45 +0000 http://blog.hostedmessageboards.com/?p=32#comment-7746 That sounds great! ;D Can't wait to see it! :) That sounds great! ;D

Can’t wait to see it! :)

]]> By: Nick http://blog.hostedmessageboards.com/2009/04/javascript-based-dates/#comment-7663 Nick Mon, 27 Apr 2009 10:19:13 +0000 http://blog.hostedmessageboards.com/?p=32#comment-7663 Ross, this is awesome! So basically the times on the forum automatically matches your computer clock? That is awesome. Very awesome. ^_^ Ross, this is awesome! So basically the times on the forum automatically matches your computer clock? That is awesome. Very awesome. ^_^

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