get_the_modified_time()
Retrieve the time at which the post was last modified. Works similar to get_the_modified_date().
Often this function is used within The Loop.
If you specify the $d
parameter (display format), then this function will work exactly like the get_the_modified_date().
Uses: get_post_modified_time()
1 time — 0.000164 sec (fast) | 50000 times — 2.66 sec (fast) | PHP 7.0.8, WP 4.6.1
Hooks from the function
Return
String|Int|false
. Formatted date string or Unix timestamp. False on failure.
Usage
get_the_modified_time( $d, $post );
- $d(string)
- Format to use for retrieving the time the post was modified. Either 'G', 'U', or php date format defaults to the value specified in the time_format option. The comprehensive list of formats.
Default: '' - $post(int/WP_Post)
- Post ID or WP_Post object, the publication time of which you want to get.
Default: current post
Examples
#1 Get the last modified date for the post
echo 'The post was modified: '. get_the_modified_time(); //> 01:39
#2 Get the last modified date for the post with the custom format
echo 'The post was modified: '. get_the_modified_date('H:i:s'); //> 01:39:56
#3 Add HTML tags to the date
To add HTML tags to the date, you should escape every character of the tag with backslash \
to avoid its interpretation as a date format character:
echo 'Modified: '. get_the_modified_date('j\<\s\u\p\>M\<\/\s\u\p\> Y'); // Modified: 25<sup>Dec</sup> 2011
Changelog
Since 2.0.0 | Introduced. |
Since 4.6.0 | Added the $post parameter. |