Friday 25 July 2003 2:05:52 pm

If you are familiar with PHP you can try to edit the ezdate datatype directly to make your change - or perhaps create a new datatype from a copy of ezdate (recommended). The datatype is in kernel/classes/datatypes/ezdate/

Alex

Alex
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Friday 25 July 2003 2:35:26 pm

to modify the class is too much complicated for me, exists an other way?

Thanks

Saturday 26 July 2003 4:05:39 am

The output of the date datatype is controlled by the template content/datatype/view/ezdate.tpl (in design/standard/templates). Copy it to your own design and change the contents.
Example code:

{section show=$attribute.content.is_valid}{$attribute.content.timestamp|datetime(custom,"%d %m %Y")}{/section}

Also to clear up some misunderstandings in your code.
The expression $Child:item.data_map.data will return an object of the type eZContentObjectAttribute and cannot be converted directly to a date string. The datetime (or l10n(date) ) operator will only work on timestamps which are simple integers (number).
And also the ; (semicolon) after your string will probably make the template parser complain.

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Tuesday 29 July 2003 2:42:05 am

Found it!

{$Child:item.data_map.publisert.data_int|l10n(date)}

Thanks to Richard Wood.

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