I call a Woocommerce method $order->get_date_created() that is returning this WC_DateTime object: object(WC_DateTime)#26619 (4) { ["utc_offset":protected]=> int(0) ["date"]=> string(26) "2019-09-06 14:28:17.000000" ["timezone_type"]=> int(3) ["timezone"]=> string(16) "Europe/Amsterdam" } How can I check if there is more (or less) than 24 hours…
I have an issue where I filter a collection by date and the item I expect to get is not being returned in the collection, however if I print out the SQL that the collection uses and run that against…
I have a table with 2M records and everything works fine until few hours ago. suddenly it throw error on a query that previously works fine for more than 1 year. The problem is that inserting a correct dateTime like…
I want to show shop availability status with every half an hour using Php and mysql, For that i tried with following code which creating time slots for me $duration="30"; $start="10:00AM"; $end="07:00PM"; $start = new DateTime($start); $end = new DateTime($end);…
I have a column in my database called time. the type of this column is timestamp and Default value is CURRENT_TIMESTAMP But after some inserts, in phpMyAdmin it shows the value as datetime, e.g. 2019-05-05 04:24:45 and even the Timezone…
I have a web app, that logging some events (not important what). My web server is in different timezone , i want to log date and time of my timezone. I created simple DB table with fields: ID - BIGINT…
I have this function to print out dates or minutes/hours from tweets. It works fine but dates are in English. How can I change the months into e.g. Spanish? The date format is fixed - it comes from the Twitter…
I have this function to print out dates or minutes/hours from tweets. It works fine but dates are in English. How can I change the months into e.g. Spanish? The date format is fixed - it comes from the Twitter…
I have this function to print out dates or minutes/hours from tweets. It works fine but dates are in English. How can I change the months into e.g. Spanish? The date format is fixed - it comes from the Twitter…
this is my view.py @list_route(methods=["post"]) def created_in_range(self, request): response = {} data = request.POST start = dateutil.parser.parse(data['start']) end = dateutil.parser.parse(data['end']) page_no = data['page_no'] tweets = Tweet.get_created_in_range(start, end, int(page_no)) serializer = TweetSerializer(tweets, many= True) response["data"] = serializer.data return Response(response, status= status.HTTP_200_OK)…