Date problem

Hey! I hope somebody can help me.
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Problem:

I want change date in postbody. What i want? Just i want other words. I have got java code, only changed the top message. BUT I want all "Today at" in this page.

So what i would like? For example;
all "Today at" in to --> "we was here today"


I think in my code miss some replay or something, but i don't know what is the replay in java language xD... Can somebody help me? Good bless you if you guys can!


My java code:

Code:

document.getElementById('latepost').innerHTML=document.getElementById('latepost').innerHTML.replace(/Today at/,"we was here today ");

in the viewtopic_body:

Code:

<span id="latepost">{postrow.displayed.POST_DATE} </span>

Your javascript(java is another language) only targets the first element. To target all of the elements, you need to use this code:

Code:

Array.from(document.querySelectorAll("#latepost")).forEach((elem)=>{
elem.innerHTML=elem.innerHTML.replace("Today at", "we was here today");
})

document.querySelectorAll("#latepost") returns a list of all the elements with the id #lastpost. This list is in the form of a NodeList. We transform this NodeList to an array with Array.from, so that we can use forEach on it. forEach goes through every element of the array and does the same modification that you did in your code.

You will need to wrap this code in a DOMContentLoaded event listener, but I suppose you already know how to do that. Let me know if you need help with that. If you add the code to the template, you may be able to directly use the code with no modifications.

One last thing, "we was" is not correct english. The correct form is "we were".

Hello dear!

Thanks it oke but i have more question.

If i want change all yesterday too can I? Or is this just for one?

update:
I I tried it: Today is working thanks, BUT with "Yesterday at" no. Why?

Hello again,

Replace the code with this one:

Code:

var c={
"Today at":"we was here today",
"am":"...",
}, _keys=Object.keys(c);
Array.from(document.querySelectorAll("#latepost")).forEach((elem)=>{
var h=elem.innerHTML;
_keys.forEach((key)=>{
h=h.replace(key, c[key]);
});
elem.innerHTML=h;
})

You need to edit the c object. For every replacing that you want to do, you need to add a new line to that object. For example, the first line is

Code: "Today at":"we was here today",

.
The text before the

Code: :

(called the key) is the value that needs to be replaced. The text after

Code: :

(called the value) is the replacement for the first value. You can add as many lines as you want. You can also remove one, or edit it as you see fit. The comma separated the pairs. It's not necessary to leave a comma at the end of the last line, but it's generally a good idea so that you don't forget to add it later on. Let me know if the code works, or if you want me to explain it as I did in the first post.

Ohhh man you are a very intelligent, and kind. Sooo sooo thank you.
problem is Solved.

Thank you for your help @Occultist

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