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Add a “time to read” indicator for your articles on your Textpattern CMS driven website.

Should you be looking for customizable date strings, non-Gregorian calendars, dates comparison — this plugin can help.

Show last-modified author; run conditionals on last-modified date or author.

Outputs date from URI.

At the request of mrtunes and candyman I threw together this plugin which adds a jQuery UI Datepicker to the Textpattern write tab allowing you to easily add a custom formated date to your article.

Once you’ve added location data to your articles you can use this data in an unlimited number of ways. Map your articles or add a map to each article.

Pimp your upcoming features or tell people how long before a competition closes with this countdown plugin.

Unchek the “reset time to now” checkbox on article edit.

This simple plugin can be used to check if an article has been published within a given time.

A calendar / event / scheduling system that uses the standard TXP article as an event. One-off, recurring, cancelled, multi-day, past, future, expired and holiday events are all catered for.

A plugin that gives the ability to go directly to a specific month in a mdp_calendar or zem_event calendar without having to page through them one at a time.

<txp:jmd_wiki_events/> is a rewrite of mdn_wikitoday. It returns a list of Wikipedia events based on…

An improved (imho) version of glx_countdown. Attributes year month day hour minute delimiter – defaults…

This plugin add the option to the write tab for expiration of the articles.

It tests for a set length of time, or greater, in the past against the…

Both ras_enable_articles and ras_disable_articles conditional tags are included. These conditional tags compare article posting dates to attribute settings and return contained content accordingly.

aaa_dates is a simple plugin to organize lists of event dates using single articles announcing single events (with their posting day and time set to the event accordingly).
The plugin separates articles of today from articles with future or past publishing dates (the last two incl. or excl. today). Just that, no other luxury.

Using this conditional tag you can compare a date specified in an article custom field with a date specified in the tag or with ‘today’.
This way you can eg. control the visibility of an article or its part according to dates.

jjj_link_pub_time uses javascript to extend the form in the links tab to have a timestamp option identical to the one in the write tab. It also includes a <txp:jjj_linklist /> tag, which is identical to <txp:linklist /> except that it leaves out links with a future date, so you can schedule a link’s publication.

Updated to v1.0 (May 10th, 2006)

A simple plugin that outputs a copyright message with dates automatically pulled from the articles in your TXP installation.

This effectively means you (and your clients) can forget about having to do copyright notice maintenance—yeah!

Download jmc_event_manager v0.2beta Preamble The jmc_event_manager is a plugin/hack for textpattern created to allow users…

Shows the date/time of the last update to your site.

Allows you to override comment date/time format.

This plugin is not needed anymore, the functionality is now available in the core (v.4.0.4).…

Display current date/time.

Displays a nested list of articles grouped by year, month and day.

tcm_fundate is a drop-in replacement for txp:posted. It allows you to use basically any date format that you would like – using php’s date function.

This plugin will display how long time it is until a given date and when that date is reached it will display whatever text you want.

I put together an alternative to the standard <txp:posted/> tag. The major addition is that each part of the date (year, month and day) will be hyperlinked.

This plugin allows you to use the old date formatting beyond rc2.

tcm_lastupdate returns the date and time of your site’s last update (the last article posted). It uses the same options as txp:posted.