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Display full timestamp

jstnhickeyjstnhickey New
edited November 2011 in Vanilla 2.0 - 2.8
I noticed that the timestamps just state the date if the post was made the previous day. I can't seem to find where this is happening in the code. Is there a way to display the full time stamp at least for a few weeks or months?
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    422422 Developer MVP
    weird ours display for example: November 15 , August 12 etc ? doesnt yours ? Or are you after timeago system ? like 3 hrs ago , 1 day ago .. or

    18th November 2011 @ 15.27pm ?

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    jstnhickeyjstnhickey New
    if the post was made today it shows the time. If it was made any other day it just shows the date.
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    jstnhickeyjstnhickey New
    any ideas?
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    422422 Developer MVP
    edited November 2011
    What use is it to display the time of a post two years ago in this manner.

    Just curious, by the way this is a simple fix.. But why use it?

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    TimTim Operations Vanilla Staff
    /application/vanilla/views/discussion/helper_functions.php:56

    The call to Gdn_Format::Date() is given just 1 parameter, defaulting to the variable format you described above (changing based on elapsed time). If you manually specify the second argument, you can use a single date format for all time ranges.

    This parameter is a string, and consists of formatting commands for PHP's "strftime" function: http://php.net/strftime

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    jstnhickeyjstnhickey New
    well it doesn't have to show two years ago, but a fews days or a few weeks would be useful
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