Hi,
Is it possible to change the date of a post manually ? (i think the dates are managed by a field "time_created" with an incomprehensible number sequence in the database. The number of this field has a meaning ?)
Thanks a lot
I found a script to convert a date/time in a timestamp.
I tested it, it works. I can change a date / time of a post
If someone is interested the script is the following one (it is an example of course you need to change the date and the time you want)
<?php
$date = "01 January 2018 00 hours 00 minutes";
$date = strtotime("$date");
echo $date;
?>
When this script is executed, you obtain the timestamp of the 1st of january 2018 at midnight .
Thanks Malik
> Is it possible to change the date of a post manually ?
Yes possible by using phpmyadmin
in your database there are maybe hundred of post how you know oh yah i want change time of this post?
> ncomprehensible number , The number of this field has a meaning ?
The number is Unix timestamp getting by using php build in function time()
if you create a file in your localserver and run these code
<?php
echo time();
?>
its show you like 1519556696 but you can your php logic and convert to readable form like hours ago etc
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