2005
CA-Weekday
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My second simple plugin
I decided to remove the weekday function from CA-Weton and made it as individual plugin called CA-Weekday. Since today I just learn how to add an option page for plugin, this one support weekday name modification through Option page ![]()
Automatic Installation
CA-Weekday supports automatic installation through WP Plugin Manager. Click here for more info.
Manual Installation
- Download the plugin from here or copy the code directly from the next page and save it as ca_weekday.php.
- Extract the file and upload ca_weekday.php into your WordPress’ plugins directory (../wp-contents/plugins)
- Activate the plugin from Admin’s Plugin page
- A new sub-option is now available on your Admin’s Option page. Go there to customized the weekday name.
- Modify your theme pages with the syntax below to display custom weekday.
Usage Syntax
- function ca_weekday($before, $after, $tipe, $print, $current)
- Purpose: Display custom weekday name
- Parameter:
- $before: Text displayed before weekday name
- $after: Text displayed after weekday name
- $tipe: Type of input date. Default is 0 (0 = current date | 1 = post date | 2 = comment date)
- $print: Boolean (true/false). If true, output will be print directly to screen. If false, output is returned and must be print manually. Default is TRUE.
- $current: Specific date input in UNIX time-stamp format. You can use mktime function to create one.
Example:$cur = mktime(0,0,0,2,16,2005);
Default is NULL (you don’t need to input anything, plugin will handle it automatically based on $tipe parameter)
- Usage:
Display weekday name for current date
[php]< ?php ca_weekday('Today is ',''); ?>[/php]
Display weekday name for post date (put inside The Loop)
[php]< ?php ca_weekday('(',')',1); ?>[/php]
Version History
- v0.2 (April 29th, 2005) : Now works with comments date
- v0.1 (April 20th, 2005) : Initial release
To Do
- Comment date support
See a working demo right on top of this page, under the post’s title :d
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