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1. ilmanakbar
   

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   I'm sorry, it's cross-posted from the bbPress support forum.

   _ck_, I want to display the exact time/date of the last posts rather than "1 day ago" or "2 months ago".. where's the part of your code should I change?

   I've successfully edited the Freshness on "Latest Discussion" with the exact time/date using this code

   <?php echo(topic_time('j M Y')); ?><?php echo(topic_time('H:i')); ?>

   I tried using the same code to replace forum_time() but it didn't work obviously..

   thanks for the code..

   Posted 2 years ago #
2. Kamil
   

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   Hi _ck_,

   I am trying also to display exact time of the last posts using forum_time() function but it doesn't works for me also
   Can you help us plz...?

   Posted 2 years ago #
3. albertrandom
   

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   Has anyone come up with an answer for this?

   I've been trying for quite some time. The Forum Last Poster plugin works well for me to get freshness, but I can't seem to get the date. The following code only gets me a static date of Wed Dec 31, 1969 5:00 pm:

   <?php echo date("D M j, Y g:i a", bb_offset_time(strtotime($bb_forum->forum_time))); ?>

   Thanks

   Posted 1 year ago #
4. _ck_
   

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   Forum-last-poster uses <?php echo get_forum_time(); ?>

   which is

   get_topic_time(forum_last_topic_id($id))

   get_topic_time takes the topic's mysql date and converts into a "since format"

   so if you don't want that, you have to do it the long way
   

   <?php
   $t1=get_topic(forum_last_topic_id());
   echo date("D M j, Y g:i a", bb_offset_time(strtotime($t1->topic_time)));
   ?>

   Posted 1 year ago #
5. albertrandom
   

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   Thanks. That worked well. Any idea why the first forum row, though, would give the wrong time/date (three hours ahead) while all other forum rows work perfectly?

   The very same thing happens on the posts page. I've changed the freshness to show the time/date. The time/date of the first post is wrong (three hours ahead), while all subsequent post times are correct.

   I would love to find a solution if possible. Thanks.

   Posted 1 year ago #
6. _ck_
   

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   Sounds like something is messing with the time, if the post always changed but every last post is always three hours ahead. Very strange.

   Posted 1 year ago #
7. albertrandom
   

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   Agreed. Very strange.

   It is just the time of the very first post on the post page, and just the last post time of the very first forum on the forums page. All other posts/forums below them reflect the correct times. And if I delete the first post/forum, the second post/forum (which now becomes the first), reverts to the incorrect time.

   On the topics page though, all the last post times for all the topics (even the first) are reflected correctly.

   Thanks for the help. If I find the issue, I will post it in case it's helpful for anyone else.

   Posted 1 year ago #
8. engin1984
   

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   <?php topic_start_time('datetime'); ?>
   and
   <?php topic_time(array('format'=>'d F Y - H:i')); ?>

   Posted 4 months ago #

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