I also like to modify some datetime fields on afterfind() callbacks
but I believe it's also good to create your own helper where you would
have methods to show dates any way you want. For example I created
this one which allows to output datetime fields in many different
ways.
class DataHelper extends AppHelper {
function formata($data, $formato = 'completa')
{
$hora = substr($data,11,8);
if(!empty($hora)){
list ($h,$m,$s) = explode (':', $hora);
$hora = $h.':'.$m;
}
$data = substr($data,0,10);
list ($ano,$mes,$dia) = explode ('-', $data);
$diaSemana = array();
$diaSemana["Sun"] = "Dom";
$diaSemana["Mon"] = "Seg";
$diaSemana["Tue"] = "Ter";
$diaSemana["Wed"] = "Qua";
$diaSemana["Thu"] = "Qui";
$diaSemana["Fri"] = "Sex";
$diaSemana["Sat"] = "Sáb";
$mesAno = array();
$mesAno['01'] = "Jan";
$mesAno['02'] = "Fev";
$mesAno['03'] = "Mar";
$mesAno['04'] = "Abr";
$mesAno['05'] = "Mai";
$mesAno['06'] = "Jun";
$mesAno['07'] = "Jul";
$mesAno['08'] = "Ago";
$mesAno['09'] = "Set";
$mesAno['10'] = "Out";
$mesAno['11'] = "Nov";
$mesAno['12'] = "Dez";
$mesLongo = array();
$mesLongo['01'] = "Janeiro";
$mesLongo['02'] = "Fevereiro";
$mesLongo['03'] = "Março";
$mesLongo['04'] = "Abril";
$mesLongo['05'] = "Maio";
$mesLongo['06'] = "Junho";
$mesLongo['07'] = "Julho";
$mesLongo['08'] = "Agosto";
$mesLongo['09'] = "Setembro";
$mesLongo['10'] = "Outubro";
$mesLongo['11'] = "Novembro";
$mesLongo['12'] = "Dezembro";
$diaDaSemanaTimeStamp = mktime(0,0,0,$mes,$dia,$ano);
$diaDaSemana = date('D',$diaDaSemanaTimeStamp);
if($formato === 'completa')
{
$dataFormatada = $dia.'-'.$mes.'-'.$ano.', '.$hora;
}
else if($formato === 'diamesano')
{
$dataFormatada = $dia.'-'.$mes.'-'.$ano;
}
else if($formato === 'porextenso')
{
$dataFormatada = $dia.'-'.$mesAno[$mes].'-'.$ano;
}else if ( $formato === 'mesextenso' ){
# data já esta no formato 'humano'
list ($dia,$mes,$ano) = explode ('-', $data);
$mesExtenso = $mesAno[$mes];
$dataFormatada = $dia.'-'.$mesExtenso.'-'.$ano;
}else if ( $formato === 'diadasemana' ){
$dataFormatada = $diaSemana[$diaDaSemana];
}else if ( $formato === 'longadescricao' ){
$dataFormatada = $diaSemana[$diaDaSemana].', '.$dia.' '.
$mesLongo[$mes].', '.$ano;
}
return $dataFormatada;
}
}
On 12 dez, 15:11, Somchok Sakjiraphong <[email protected]> wrote:
> I usually use the afterFind() technique described in the
> Cookbookhttp://book.cakephp.org/view/1048/Callback-Methods
>
> On Dec 12, 12:02 am, cricket <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > echo date('M j, Y', strtotime($post['Post']['created']));
>
> > What I've done in the past a couple of times is put code in
> > afterFind() to add something like this as
> > $data[$this->alias]['created_string'].
>
> > On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 11:41 AM, georgeman <[email protected]>
> > wrote:
> > > What if I want to only show the date and not the time, for example:
> > > December 10, 2010
>
> > > I have a solution that works but it seems to me there must be an
> > > easier way to do, something that I overlooked. Here is my solution:
>
> > > <?php echo date('M j, Y',($this->Time->fromString($post['Post']
> > > ['created']))); ?>
>
> > > Is there an easier way to do this?
>
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