Hello,

Is it possible to display the time in dd/mm/yyyy?

Also is it possible to have the time offset in half hours ie ^AORD(+18.5) as the time difference in Australia is currently 18.5 hours.

Thanks

Hi,

Are you familiar with PHP?

Can I teach you how to change the code directly?

To customize just for you might take just 3 minutes.

But to make it generic as a parameter will take a couple of hours...

Regards,
/kksou

I am not a programmer but I am sure I could follow your instructions.

I had the same problem for Indian Standard Time. Here is how you fix it :

1. Open /modules/mod_yahoostockquote/mod_yahoostockquote_lib.php

2. SEARCH and replace $t22_str = "$t21 $offset hours"; WITH
$t22_str = "$t21 $offset minutes";

3. In the backend, open the module settings and type in the minutes instead of hours that you need to offset. For Example, I used ^NSEI(+570IST) to display in Indian Standard Time which was ET +9.5 Hours.

Easy right?? PHP rocks :D

Regards

Tarun Markose www.teemac.in

Hi,

Please download the latest version (v1.5.7).
Yahoo Stock Quote (AJAX module version)

In the parameters page, you can now set the date format using standard PHP date format. For your case, use d/m/Y (with leading zeros) or j/n/Y (without leading zeros).

Sorry I missed out your request to allow time offset in half hours. Will definitely add this in the next release.

Regards,
/kksou

redback wrote:
Also is it possible to have the time offset in half hours ie ^AORD(+18.5) as the time difference in Australia is currently 18.5 hours.

Hi,

Sincerely apologize for the delay.

Please download the latest version v1.58.
http://www.kksou.com/php-gtk2/Joomla-Gadgets/Yahoo-Stock-Quote-AJAX-version.php

For half-hour offset, use
^AORD(+18:30)

Regards,
/kksou