function pmpapi_convert_timestamp in Public Media Platform API Integration 7

Converts a given timestamp to a localized PMP-friendly date.

Parameters

$timestamp int: A timestamp.

Return value

string A localized PMP-friendly date.

6 calls to pmpapi_convert_timestamp()

PMPAPIPullWebTestCase::testPmpAPIEmbargoedThenValid in pmpapi_pull/tests/pmpapi_pull.test

Checks that node is published when it becomes valid.

PMPAPIPullWebTestCase::testPmpAPIPullEmbargoedStory in pmpapi_pull/tests/pmpapi_pull.test

Checks for status = 0 on pulled embargoed story.

PMPAPIPullWebTestCase::testPmpAPIPullExpiredStory in pmpapi_pull/tests/pmpapi_pull.test

Checks for status = 0 on pulled expired story.

PMPAPIPullWebTestCase::testPmpAPIValidThenExpired in pmpapi_pull/tests/pmpapi_pull.test

Checks that node is unpublished when it becomes expired.

pmpapi_doc_is_valid in ./pmpapi.module

Determines if a given PMP doc is valid (i.e., not embargoed nor expired)

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File

./pmpapi.module, line 641

Creates basic calls to the PMP API.

Code

function pmpapi_convert_timestamp($timestamp = NULL) {
  if ($timestamp === NULL) {
    $timestamp = REQUEST_TIME;
  }
  return format_date($timestamp, 'custom', DateTime::ISO8601);
}