/** * Date Functions * * @package EDD * @subpackage Functions * @copyright Copyright (c) 2018, Easy Digital Downloads, LLC * @license http://opensource.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.php GNU Public License * @since 3.0 */ /** * Retrieves a localized, formatted date based on the WP timezone rather than UTC. * * @since 3.0 * * @param int $timestamp Timestamp. Can either be based on UTC or WP settings. * @param string $format Optional. Accepts shorthand 'date', 'time', or 'datetime' * date formats, as well as any valid date_format() string. * Default 'date' represents the value of the 'date_format' option. * @return string The formatted date, translated if locale specifies it. */ function edd_date_i18n( $timestamp, $format = 'date' ) { $format = edd_get_date_format( $format ); // If timestamp is a string, attempt to turn it into a timestamp. if ( ! is_numeric( $timestamp ) ) { $timestamp = strtotime( $timestamp ); } // We need to get the timezone offset so we can pass that to date_i18n. $date = EDD()->utils->date( 'now', edd_get_timezone_id(), false ); return date_i18n( $format, (int) $timestamp + $date->getOffset() ); } /** * Retrieve timezone ID * * @since 1.6 * @return string $timezone The timezone ID */ function edd_get_timezone_id() { return EDD()->utils->get_time_zone( true ); } /** * Accept an EDD date object and get the UTC equivalent version of it. * The EDD date object passed-in can be in any timezone. The one you'll get back will be the UTC equivalent of that time. * This is useful when querying data from the tables by a user-defined date range, like "today". * * @since 3.0 * @param EDD\Utils\Date $edd_date_object The EDD Date object for which you wish to get the UTC equiavalent. * @return EDD\Utils\Date The EDD date object set at the UTC equivalent time. */ function edd_get_utc_equivalent_date( $edd_date_object ) { $instance_check = 'EDD\Utils\Date'; if ( ! $edd_date_object instanceof $instance_check ) { return false; } // Convert the timezone (and thus, also the time) from the WP/EDD Timezone to the UTC equivalent. $utc_timezone = new DateTimeZone( 'utc' ); $edd_date_object->setTimezone( $utc_timezone ); return $edd_date_object; } /** * Accept an EDD date object set in UTC, and get the WP/EDD Timezone equivalent version of it. * The EDD date object must be in UTC. The one you'll get back will be the WP timezone equivalent of that time. * This is useful when showing date information to the user, so that they see it in the proper timezone, instead of UTC. * * @since 3.0 * @param EDD\Utils\Date $edd_date_object The EDD Date object for which you wish to get the UTC equiavalent. * @return EDD\Utils\Date The EDD date object set at the UTC equivalent time. */ function edd_get_edd_timezone_equivalent_date_from_utc( $edd_date_object ) { $instance_check = 'EDD\Utils\Date'; if ( ! $edd_date_object instanceof $instance_check ) { return false; } // If you passed a date object to this function that isn't set to UTC, that is incorrect usage. if ( 'UTC' !== $edd_date_object->format( 'T' ) ) { return false; } // Convert the timezone (and thus, also the time) from UTC to the WP/EDD Timezone. $edd_timezone = new DateTimeZone( edd_get_timezone_id() ); $edd_date_object->setTimezone( $edd_timezone ); return $edd_date_object; } /** * Get the timezone abbreviation for the WordPress timezone setting. * * @since 3.0 * * @return string The abreviation for the current WordPress timezone setting. */ function edd_get_timezone_abbr() { $edd_timezone = edd_get_timezone_id(); $edd_date_object = EDD()->utils->date( 'now', $edd_timezone, true ); return $edd_date_object->format( 'T' ); } /** * Retrieves a date format string based on a given short-hand format. * * @since 3.0 * * @see \EDD_Utilities::get_date_format_string() * * @param string $format Shorthand date format string. Accepts 'date', 'time', 'mysql', or * 'datetime'. If none of the accepted values, the original value will * simply be returned. Default 'date' represents the value of the * 'date_format' option. * * @return string date_format()-compatible date format string. */ function edd_get_date_format( $format = 'date' ) { return EDD()->utils->get_date_format_string( $format ); } /** * Get the format used by jQuery UI Datepickers. * * Use this if you need to use placeholder or format attributes in input fields. * * This is a bit different than `edd_get_date_format()` because these formats * are exposed to users as hints and also used by jQuery UI so the Datepicker * knows what format it returns into it's connected input value. * * Previous to this function existing, all values were hard-coded, causing some * inconsistencies across admin-area screens. * * @see https://github.com/easydigitaldownloads/easy-digital-downloads/commit/e9855762892b6eec578b0a402f7950f22bd19632 * * @since 3.0 * * @param string $context The context we are getting the format for. Accepts 'display' or 'js'. * Use 'js' for use with jQuery UI Datepicker. Use 'display' for HTML attributes. * @return string */ function edd_get_date_picker_format( $context = 'display' ) { // What is the context that we are getting the picker format for? switch ( $context ) { // jQuery UI Datepicker does its own thing case 'js' : case 'javascript' : $retval = EDD()->utils->get_date_format_string( 'date-js' ); break; // Used to display in an attribute, placeholder, etc... case 'display' : default : $retval = EDD()->utils->get_date_format_string( 'date-attribute' ); break; } /** * Filter the date picker format, allowing for custom overrides * * @since 3.0 * * @param string $retval Date format for date picker * @param string $context The context this format is for */ return apply_filters( 'edd_get_date_picker_format', $retval, $context ); } /** * Return an array of values used to populate an hour dropdown * * @since 3.0 * * @return array */ function edd_get_hour_values() { return (array) apply_filters( 'edd_get_hour_values', array( '00' => '00', '01' => '01', '02' => '02', '03' => '03', '04' => '04', '05' => '05', '06' => '06', '07' => '07', '08' => '08', '09' => '09', '10' => '10', '11' => '11', '12' => '12', '13' => '13', '14' => '14', '15' => '15', '16' => '16', '17' => '17', '18' => '18', '19' => '19', '20' => '20', '21' => '21', '22' => '22', '23' => '23', '24' => '24' ) ); } /** * Return an array of values used to populate a minute dropdown * * @since 3.0 * * @return array */ function edd_get_minute_values() { return (array) apply_filters( 'edd_get_minute_values', array( '00' => '00', '01' => '01', '02' => '02', '03' => '03', '04' => '04', '05' => '05', '06' => '06', '07' => '07', '08' => '08', '09' => '09', '10' => '10', '11' => '11', '12' => '12', '13' => '13', '14' => '14', '15' => '15', '16' => '16', '17' => '17', '18' => '18', '19' => '19', '20' => '20', '21' => '21', '22' => '22', '23' => '23', '24' => '24', '25' => '25', '26' => '26', '27' => '27', '28' => '28', '29' => '29', '30' => '30', '31' => '31', '32' => '32', '33' => '33', '34' => '34', '35' => '35', '36' => '36', '37' => '37', '38' => '38', '39' => '39', '40' => '40', '41' => '41', '42' => '42', '43' => '43', '44' => '44', '45' => '45', '46' => '46', '47' => '47', '48' => '48', '49' => '49', '50' => '50', '51' => '51', '52' => '52', '53' => '53', '54' => '54', '55' => '55', '56' => '56', '57' => '57', '58' => '58', '59' => '59' ) ); } Contribute – HigherGround420

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