Time and dateAdd block » Utilities » Utilities » Time and dateThis function returns the current SERVER time offset by your timezone in various formats
yyyy-mm-dd
<xt:tdate format="Y-m-d" tzone="0" />2015-07-20
hh:mm
<xt:tdate format="H:i" tzone="0" />21:48
yyyy-m-dd hh:mm:ss
<xt:tdate format="Y-m-d H:i:s" tzone="0" />2015-07-20 21:48:16
yy/mm/dd
&g xt:tdate format="y/m/d" tzone="0" />15/07/20
dd/mm/yy
<xt:tdate format="d/m/y" tzone="0" />20/07/15
mm/dd/yy
<xt:tdate format="m/d/y" tzone="0" />07/20/15
LIST OF FORMAT OPTIONS
A = AM/PM (PM)
a=am/pm (pm)
B = Swatch internet time (930)
c = full 2003
D = day of week (Thu)
d = day of month (05)
e = timezone (GMT)
F = name of month (June)
g = hour (9) (12 hr no leading 0)
h = hour (09) (12hr leading 0)
G = hour (21) (24hr no leading 0)
H = hour (21) (24hr leading 0)
i = minutes (19)
I = daylight saving (0) (1=yes 0=no)
j = day of month (5) (no leading 0)
l = day of week (Thursday)
L = leapyear (1=yes 0=no) (0)
M = name of month (Jun)
m = month (06) (leading 0)
n = month (6) (no leading 0)
N = day (1=mon 7=sun) (4)
w = day (sun=0 sat=6) (4)
r = full 0
S = type of date (1st 2nd 3rd 4th) (th)
s = seconds (19)
T = timezone abbrv (GMT)
t = days in month (30)
U = seconds since 1/1/1970 (1402003159)
W = week number (23)
y = year (14)
Y = year (2014)
z = days (0=jan 1) (155)
O = difference from GMT in hours 0
P = same with a colon 0
u = Microseconds (000000)
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