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When a user edit a post, there is a statement added to the post by the forum, if enabled, saying it was edited, and what date it was edited. For some time now, I've wanted to add a timestamp to the statement that a post was edited, and not just the date.
(I.e. [Edited on 28-12-2012 at 06:45 by username])

How do we do that?
I think we need to change post.php, but not what we need to change.

Place note, I have not tested this, but... Should work

The "time" you see, will be the local time of the logged in user who modified the text. The time will NOT change/update itself it another user from a different timezone views it.

Find:

Code:

$messageinput .= "\n\n[".$lang['textediton'].' '.gmdate($dateformat).' '.$lang['textby']." $username]";

Replace by:

Code:

$messageinput .= "\n\n[".$lang['textediton'].' '.gmdate($dateformat).' '.$lang['textat'].' '.gmdate($timeformat).' '.$lang['textby']." $username]";

Sorry about the long delay.

Quote: Originally posted by Mouser

The "time" you see, will be the local time of the logged in user who modified the text. The time will NOT change/update itself it another user from a different timezone views it.

That's no problem as the forum in question is a norwegian forum, and all users are in the same timezone.

Quote:

Replace by: Code: $messageinput .= "\n\n[".$lang['textediton'].' '.gmdate($dateformat).' '.$lang['textat'].' '.gmdate($timeformat).' '.$lang['textby']." $username]";

That definately does not work. «timeformat» displays whether the forum have a 12 or 24 hour clock.
I.e. It said Edited at 15-02-2013 at 24 by username. If my forum had a 12 hour clock, it would say at 12.

But your post pointed me to where I must change, so I experimented a little and came with a solution that works.

Replace with:

Code:

$currtime = $onlinetime + ($timeoffset * 3600) + ($addtime * 3600); $time = gmdate($timecode, $currtime); $messageinput .= "\n\n[".$lang['textediton'].' '.gmdate($dateformat).' '.$lang['textat'].' '.$time.' '.$lang['textby']." $username]";

Thank you for the help and inspiration.