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What's the code for Modified Date?
khen
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Message # 1 | 4:39 PM
hi uCoz, if there's a code for date of addition ($ADD_DATE$), what's the code for the date modified?

Date modified is very important for the Schema Mark-up to provide snippets to search engine.

Post edited by khen - Monday, 2018-03-19, 4:41 PM
Gromov
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Message # 2 | 2:00 PM
Hello khen,

The 'Update entry editing date' option changes the editing date, it displays the result from the $LASTMOD$ (timestamp of last entry modification) variable.
khen
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Message # 3 | 5:19 AM
Gromov, how to format that into a real date (e.g. March 22, 2018)?
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Message # 4 | 9:43 AM
khen, it's not possible to modify it, sorry.
khen
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Message # 5 | 9:44 AM
Gromov, even in javascript?
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Message # 6 | 12:37 PM
khen, yes
khen
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Message # 7 | 12:40 PM
What's the use of the $LASTMOD$ if it's not readable by humans?
Gromov
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Message # 8 | 12:53 PM
khen, it's not a question I can answer, unfortunately. You can always ask the manager in charge of the VIP users if they can assist you with this one. It'll be the best solution for you.
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Message # 9 | 9:31 PM
The value between the < lastmod>< /lastmod> tags is updated every time the site map is regenerated and sets the date and time of the regeneration script execution there in the format necessary for search robots, for example: the module Installation is installed as usual, through the standard add-on installer in the admin area. Copy the module code into a text file called lastmod..xml and save, load it into the installer through the admin panel and update the modifier cache after installation

Added (2018-04-07, 9:31 PM)
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Quote khen ()
Какая польза от $ LASTMOD $,


it is used in scripts to check whether the current document should be reloaded or not. we will get high speed site indexing and low load on the server, but this is only if everything is correctly configured
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Post edited by ket311288vry - Saturday, 2018-04-07, 9:23 PM
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Message # 10 | 5:03 PM
It is possible via JavaScript.

Code
<script type="text/javascript">
  const modDate = new Date($LASTMOD$ * 1000)

  const modYear = modDate.getFullYear(),
        modMonth = modDate.getMonth(),
        modDay = modDate.getDay()
    let modHr = modDate.getHours(),
        modMin = modDate.getMinutes()
        
  if (modHr.toString().length < 2) modHr = '0' + modHr
  if (modMin.toString().length < 2) modMin = '0' + modMin

  document.write(`${modMonth}/${modDay}/${modYear} ${modHr}:${modMin}`)
</script>

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Message # 11 | 7:56 PM
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Post edited by Elexy - Monday, 2018-04-09, 8:35 PM
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Message # 12 | 7:58 PM
goodness gracious
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khen
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Message # 13 | 11:37 PM
bigblog, thanks for the suggestion. cool
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