Hello there,
Please use this function:
masvideos_template_single_movie_release_year
Hope this helps. Let us know if you have any other questions or need further help.
Thanks,
Ibrahim
I have tried
<?php echo get_the_movie_release_date(); ?>
But it doesn’t work, i would like only the year please ^^
Thanks !
But does not work with the JustWatch script 🙁
<div data-jw-widget
data-api-key="BurbjmlQxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
data-object-type="movie"
data-title="<?php echo get_the_title(); ?>"
data-year="<?php echo masvideos_template_single_movie_release_year(); ?>"
data-offer-label="price"
data-theme="dark">
</div>
Hello again,
Thank you for getting back. The masvideos_template_single_movie_release_year function is a template function. If you only want the release date, then you can use this:
global $movie;
$movie->get_movie_release_date();
The above code should be used within the loop only.
Hope this helps. Let us know if you have any other questions or need further help.
I found an alternative through this function which is ok for me:
/* Adds date to end of title
* @uses Hooked to 'the_title' filter
* @args $title(string) - Incoming title
* @args $id(int) - The post ID
*/
function my_add_date_to_title($title, $id) {
// Check if we're in the loop or not
// This should exclude menu items
if ( !is_admin() && in_the_loop() ) {
// First get the default date format
// Alternatively, you can specify your
// own date format instead
$date_format = get_option('date_format');
// Now get the date
$date = get_the_date($date_format, $id); // Should return a string
// Now put our string together and return it
// You can of course tweak the markup here if you want
$title .= ' (' . $date . ')';
}
// Now return the string
return $title;
}
// Hook our function to the 'the_title' filter
// Note the last arg: we specify '2' because we want the filter
// to pass us both the title AND the ID to our function
add_filter('the_title','my_add_date_to_title',10,2);
But how to replace the creation date of the article by the release date of the movie? ^^
Thanks again ♥
Thank you for getting back. You can use the 2 lines of code that I’ve shared with you earlier. It gives you the release date. You can use that in any function that you wish.
Oh thanks !
But how do I add it here?
data-year=”?”
function masvideos_get_the_movie_release_date() {
global $movie;
return $movie->get_movie_release_date();
}
data-year="<?php echo esc_attr( masvideos_get_the_movie_release_date() ); ?>"
You can add the function to functions.php and then call the function in the attribute.
Thanks again!
The code works fine but it displays: 1975-06-20T00:00:00+01:00
How can I get only the year? (1975 here)
Thank you!
Please try this updated code instead:
function masvideos_get_the_movie_release_year() {
global $movie;
return date( 'Y', strtotime( $movie->get_movie_release_date() ) );
}
data-year="<?php echo esc_attr( masvideos_get_the_movie_release_year() ); ?>"
