Returns the date formatted in the localized language. To display in
languages other than the server's default, you need to change the locale
with {@link http://php.net/setlocale setlocale()}. The available
localizations depend on which ones are installed on your web server.
function get_local_date($date_format = '%c')
{
return apply_filters('feedwordpie_item_get_local_date', parent::get_local_date($date_format), $date_format, $this);
}
/**
* Pieces together the title attribute without using inline ternary conditional statements
*
* @access public
* @param SimplePie_Item $item The item to generate the title attribute for.
* @param integer $length The number of characters to return in the description.
* @param string $date_format The format to use when displaying dates on items. Uses values from http://php.net/strftime, NOT http://php.net/date.
* @return string The string for the title attribute.
*/
function get_title_attr($item, $length, $date_format)
{
// Get a handle for the item's parent feed object for PHP 4.x.
$parent = $item->get_feed();
$title_attr = '';
$title_attr .= $item->get_title();
// The title of the post
$title_attr .= ' :: ';
// The separator between the title and the description (required by MooTools)
$title_attr .= newsblocks::cleanup($item->get_description(), $length);
// The cleaned-up and shortened version of the description
$title_attr .= '<span>';
// This marks the beginning of the date/domain line (and is CSS styleable)
// Does the item have a timestamp?
if ($item->get_local_date($date_format)) {
$title_attr .= $item->get_local_date($date_format);
// Use the locale-friendly version for non-English languages.
$title_attr .= ' // ';
// Visual separator.
}
$title_attr .= newsblocks::name($parent->subscribe_url());
// The domain name that the item is coming from.
$title_attr .= '</span>';
// Mark the end of the date/domain line.
return $title_attr;
}