livestampjs | unobtrusive jQuery plugin that provides auto | Plugin library
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A simple, unobtrusive jQuery plugin that provides auto-updating timeago text to your timestamped HTML elements using Moment.js.
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QUESTION
I am beginner and i am trying to implement Livestamp.js + Moment.js in my website for user posts from past a month. Tried everything but not getting the results please help me.
Here is my sql
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-24 at 09:48Livestamp.js uses timestamped data, as they've made it clear in their website:
...text to your timestamped HTML elements...
You might want to convert the datetime to timestamp like so:
QUESTION
I'm using one of the automatic timeago plugin called Livestamp.js (http://mattbradley.github.io/livestampjs/). It seems to collaborate with moment.js to automatically convert this:
to this:
8 minutes ago
in every time interval.
But I don't like that because the glitch will be observable in few miliseconds before the finally automatically converted. Because of that, I want to do it manually via jQuery, so if I done
.append()
, I want the to converted immediately.
I have tried to do this
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-04 at 10:23In $(this).data('livestamp')
, $(this)
refers to a wrong object. Instead, iterate over the livestamps with .each
. Inside .each(function () {...})
, this
would refer to the Livestamp span:
QUESTION
I've go a small application that display live feeds and uses livestamp + moment to update the time in a format similar to what Stackoverflow does to its messages.
Now I would like to change it slightly to show things past 24hs in a different format.
I found this thread which was exactly what I was looking for
Unhappily it doesn't work for my case, an example of my element is as follow:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-26 at 02:04As you see in line 59 of livestamp code, the library uses moment fromNow
to format relative time.
Moment has an API to customize the way it displays relative time, described in the Relative time section of the docs.
In you case you can use something like the following code:
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