public static function MigrationBase::timestamp in Migrate 7.2

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 6.2 includes/base.inc \MigrationBase::timestamp()

Convert an incoming string (which may be a UNIX timestamp, or an arbitrarily-formatted date/time string) to a UNIX timestamp.

Parameters

string $value: The time string to convert.

string $timezone: Optional timezone for the time string. NULL to leave the timezone unset.

Return value

string The UNIX timestamp.

4 calls to MigrationBase::timestamp()

MigrateDestinationComment::import in plugins/destinations/comment.inc

Import a single comment.

MigrateDestinationFile::import in plugins/destinations/file.inc

Import a single file record.

MigrateDestinationNode::import in plugins/destinations/node.inc

Import a single node.

MigrateDestinationUser::import in plugins/destinations/user.inc

Import a single user.

File

includes/base.inc, line 1396

Defines the base class for migration processes.

Class

MigrationBase

The base class for all objects representing distinct steps in a migration process. Most commonly these will be Migration objects which actually import data from a source into a Drupal destination, but by deriving classes directly from MigrationBase…

Code

public static function timestamp($value, $timezone = NULL) {

  // Does it look like it's already a timestamp? Just return it
  if (is_numeric($value)) {
    return $value;
  }

  // Default empty values to now
  if (empty($value)) {
    return time();
  }
  if (isset($timezone)) {
    $timezone = new DateTimeZone($timezone);
  }
  $date = new DateTime($value, $timezone);
  $time = $date
    ->format('U');
  if ($time == FALSE) {

    // Handles form YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.garbage
    if (drupal_strlen($value) > 19) {
      $time = strtotime(drupal_substr($value, 0, 19));
    }
  }
  return $time;
}