not precisely, AFAIK. you find the comment or post you made, it will just tell you how long ago it was posted. on more recnt stuff you can calculate the date based on the current date. Exact time of day is not provided. older than 7 days will just say one week ago, older than 30 one month etc etc. The exact date must be in the code (for that system to work) and there may be way of inspecting the code of that page where the comment or post is to discern that info - something which I know nothing about.
Easy! I've got this. In training they showed us that you first go to an index page or the page with multiple posts.
First method is to find the post and click the right mouse button on the "1 day ago" text and choose inspect or inspect element... from that source that pops up you'll see datetime="2022-10-16T22:35:47Z". That's your date in GMT time.
On that same page you can use the developer tools, drop down to the console and type: $("time.timeago) and an array of all timestamps for the posts on the page. Similar formatting, but it shows you all of the dates at once.
not precisely, AFAIK. you find the comment or post you made, it will just tell you how long ago it was posted. on more recnt stuff you can calculate the date based on the current date. Exact time of day is not provided. older than 7 days will just say one week ago, older than 30 one month etc etc. The exact date must be in the code (for that system to work) and there may be way of inspecting the code of that page where the comment or post is to discern that info - something which I know nothing about.
Thank you sir
Easy! I've got this. In training they showed us that you first go to an index page or the page with multiple posts.
First method is to find the post and click the right mouse button on the "1 day ago" text and choose inspect or inspect element... from that source that pops up you'll see datetime="2022-10-16T22:35:47Z". That's your date in GMT time.
On that same page you can use the developer tools, drop down to the console and type: $("time.timeago) and an array of all timestamps for the posts on the page. Similar formatting, but it shows you all of the dates at once.
The source code is all out there. https://communities.win/js/time ago.js
I'm very curious, why?
I would like to save my thoughts (not worth anything but to me) but dated- a kind of a diary !
Too much free time I guess; no wife, no children, no pets
i use an online calendar app, with consecutive same title so easily searchable and ordered