In PHP I can use ‘U’ format. How do I do this in Arc Script?
So far I’ve got
<arc:set attr="expiry">[utcnow() | dateadd('day', 7) | todate('U')]</arc:set>
But ‘U’ is not recognised, and I get
Error:
Formatter todate failed in the evaluation of [utcnow()|dateadd('day', 7)|todate('U')]. The error was:Input string was not in a correct format.Value: 2024-02-20T11:07:09+00:00Parameters: U
Best answer by russell-jerseypost
OKay, I figured it out
<arc:set attr="expiry">[utcnow('U')|dateadd('day', 7)|datediff('second', '1970-01-01')]</arc:set>
OKay, I figured it out
<arc:set attr="expiry">[utcnow('U')|dateadd('day', 7)|datediff('second', '1970-01-01')]</arc:set>
There is also a “unix” formatter to the now expression:
[now(unix)]
This will return the time as epoch
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