About:
Unix Time Conversion, This module allows site users to perform following conversions.
- Unix-timestamp to Date conversion
- Date to Unix-timestamp conversion
The time conversion happens with respect to standard epoch time of 01/01/1970 midnight.
We have ported the core logic of this module in to Drupal 8.
How it works:
This module provide two different ajax blocks from where conversions can be acheived for any reference date or unix-timestamp.
The ajax blocks are mentioned below.
- Unix Timestamp To Date: For unix timestamps to date conversion.
- Date To Unix Timestamp: For date to timestamp conversion.
Administration:
After enabling the module from "admin > modules > unix time conversion", Site admin must setup three things.
In Drupal 8 you can enable the module from "admin > Extend > unix time conversion".
- Enable the two blocks mentioned above from
Structure > Blocks
section of your site. - Configure configuration page provided by module at
admin > config > regional & language > unix time conversion
. - Give permission 'Configure unix time coversion' to trusted roles, users with this permission can access the configuration page provided by module
Dependencies:
None.
Information for developers:
- Block titles can be set as per your requirement by editing block.
- Block output can be themed by css as per your requirements.
- Block output is enclosed inside wrapper followed by an span.
- Timestamp to Date:
- Wrapper div id:
#unix_time_conversion_calculated_date
- Span class:
.unix_time_conversion_output_date
- Date to Timestamp:
- Wrapper div id:
#unix_time_conversion_calculated_timestamp
- Span class:
.unix_time_conversion_output_timestamp
Maintainers
The Unix Time Conversion was originally developed by:
Kunal Kursija
Current maintainers:
Project information
- Maintenance fixes only
Considered feature-complete by its maintainers. - Module categories: Administration Tools, Content Editing Experience, Developer Tools
- 15 sites report using this module
- Created by kunalkursija on , updated
- Stable releases for this project are covered by the security advisory policy.
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