Date or time tokens – For using with [Date:ddMMyyy]
Token |
Example |
Explanation |
d |
26/5/2009 |
Short date |
D |
Thursday 26 May 2015 |
Long Date |
dd |
26 |
Day of the month |
ddd |
Thu |
Short weekday (3 character) |
dddd |
Thursday |
Full weekday |
f |
26 May 2015 12:42 |
Date and 24hour time |
FF |
26 May 2015 12:42:23 |
Date and 24hour time with seconds |
g |
26/05/2015 12:42 |
Short date with 24hour time. |
G |
26/05/2015 12:42 |
Short date with 24hour time |
M or m |
28 May |
Simple date |
R or r |
Thu, 28 May 2015 12:42:23 GMT |
RFC1123 format |
t |
12:42 |
Short time |
T |
12:42:23 |
Long time |
HH |
15 |
Hour – 24hour clock |
hh |
12 |
Hour – 12 hour clock |
mm |
42 |
Minute |
u |
2015-05-28 12:42:23Z |
Universal Time (sortable) |
yy |
15 |
Short year (2 characters) Note: lower case: |
yyyy |
2015 |
Long year (4 characters) Note: lower case: |
Date and TimeTokens can be combined within the [Date:] token. For example [Date:ddd Y] would give Thu May 2015. In this example 'ddd' renders the short weekday (Thu) and 'Y' renders the month and year (May 2015). By combining date and time tokens you should be able to render the date and time in any format that may be required.