def get_dates(self):
if not self.series:
start_date = self.start_date
end_date = self.end_date
if not end_date or self.single_day_event:
end_date = start_date
start_date_format = end_date_format = DATE_FORMAT["not_this_year"]
now = datetime.now()
if start_date.year == end_date.year: # start and end in the same year, so:
start_date_format = DATE_FORMAT[
"not_this_month"] # start format example: "3rd May"
if start_date.month == end_date.month: # start and end in the same month, so:
start_date_format = DATE_FORMAT[
"this_month"] # start format example: "21st"
if end_date.year == now.year: # they're both this year, so:
end_date_format = DATE_FORMAT[
"not_this_month"] # end format example: "23rd May"
if self.single_day_event:
dates = nice_date(start_date, end_date_format)
else:
dates = nice_date(start_date, start_date_format) + unicode(
_(u" to ")) + nice_date(end_date, end_date_format)
return dates
else:
return "Series"
def get_when(self):
"""
get_when provides a human-readable attribute under which items can be grouped.
Usually, this is an easily-readble rendering of the date (e.g. "April 2010") but it can also be "Top news", for items to be given special prominence.
"""
get_when = nice_date(self.get_start_date(), ARKESTRA_DATE_FORMATS["date_groups"])
return get_when
def get_when(self):
"""
get_when provides a human-readable attribute under which items can be grouped.
Usually, this is an easily-readble rendering of the date (e.g. "April 2010") but it can also be "Top news", for items to be given special prominence.
"""
if getattr(self, "sticky", None):
return "Top news"
get_when = nice_date(self.date, DATE_FORMAT["date_groups"])
return get_when
def get_when(self):
"""
get_when provides a human-readable attribute under which items can be grouped.
Usually, this is an easily-readble rendering of the date (e.g. "April 2010") but it can also be "Top news", for items to be given special prominence.
"""
if getattr(self, "sticky", None):
return "Top news"
get_when = nice_date(self.date, DATE_FORMAT["date_groups"])
return get_when
def admin_metadata(self):
date = nice_date(self.obj.date)
if self.obj.published:
status = "<strong>Published:</strong>"
else:
status = """
<span class='errornote'>Not published</span>
"""
return """
%s %s
""" % (status, self.date())
def get_dates(self):
if not self.series:
start_date = self.start_date
end_date = self.end_date
if not end_date or self.single_day_event:
end_date = start_date
start_date_format = end_date_format = "l jS F Y"
now = datetime.now()
if start_date.year == end_date.year: # start and end in the same year, so:
start_date_format = "l jS F" # start format example: "3rd May"
if start_date.month == end_date.month: # start and end in the same month, so:
start_date_format = "l jS" # start format example: "21st"
if end_date.year == now.year: # they're both this year, so:
end_date_format = "l jS F" # end format example: "23rd May"
if self.single_day_event:
dates = nice_date(start_date, end_date_format)
else:
dates = nice_date(start_date, start_date_format) + " to " + nice_date(end_date, end_date_format)
return dates
else:
return "Series"
def get_dates(self):
if not self.series:
start_date = self.start_date
end_date = self.end_date
if not end_date or self.single_day_event:
end_date = start_date
start_date_format = end_date_format = DATE_FORMAT["not_this_year"]
now = datetime.now()
if start_date.year == end_date.year: # start and end in the same year, so:
start_date_format = DATE_FORMAT["not_this_month"] # start format example: "3rd May"
if start_date.month == end_date.month: # start and end in the same month, so:
start_date_format = DATE_FORMAT["this_month"] # start format example: "21st"
if end_date.year == now.year: # they're both this year, so:
end_date_format = DATE_FORMAT["not_this_month"] # end format example: "23rd May"
if self.single_day_event:
dates = nice_date(start_date, end_date_format)
else:
dates = nice_date(start_date, start_date_format) + unicode(_(u" to ")) + nice_date(end_date, end_date_format)
return dates
else:
return "Series"
def date(context, date=date):
"""
The `date` argument is a context attribute containing the date you want
published; if not specified, the "date" will be used by default.
"""
date_format = "jS F Y"
now = datetime.now()
# this year? don't include the year
if date.year == now.year:
date_format = "jS F"
# nicedate will use tomorrow, today or yesterday when appropriate
date = nice_date(date, date_format)
return date
def date(context, date=date):
"""
The `date` argument is a context attribute containing the date you want
published; if not specified, the "date" will be used by default.
"""
date_format = "jS F Y"
now = datetime.now()
# this year? don't include the year
if date.year == now.year:
date_format = "jS F"
# nicedate will use tomorrow, today or yesterday when appropriate
date = nice_date(date, date_format)
return date
def get_when(self):
"""
get_when provides a human-readable attribute under which items can be grouped.
Usually, this is an easily-readble rendering of the date (e.g. "April 2010") but it can also be "Top news", for items to be given special prominence.
"""
try:
# The render function of CMSNewsAndEventsPlugin can set a temporary sticky attribute for Top news items
if self.sticky:
return "Top news"
except AttributeError:
pass
date_format = "F Y"
get_when = nice_date(self.closing_date, date_format)
return get_when
def get_when(self):
"""
get_when provides a human-readable attribute under which items can be grouped.
Usually, this is an easily-readble rendering of the date (e.g. "April 2010") but it can also be "Top news", for items to be given special prominence.
"""
try:
# The render function of CMSNewsAndEventsPlugin can set a temporary sticky attribute for Top news items
if self.sticky:
return "Top news"
except AttributeError:
pass
date_format = "F Y"
get_when = nice_date(self.closing_date, date_format)
return get_when
def date(self):
return nice_date(self.obj.date)
