[Processnico]

Goodmorning,
I want to know how get in output file the datetime in (d-m-Y). Because when i put the datetime in a outputfile the result is (y-m-d h-m-s), I don't want hours,min and seconds. I also used triggers but i don't know how to get the format that i want.

[Processnico]

When i used codes to get a format "d-m-Y", @@stringa result blank.

[amosbatto]

To get the formatted date, you need to use the @@date_label variable, not the @@date variable. Turn on Debug Mode to see the values that are getting saved.

If your trigger is set to executes after the Dynaform where the user set the "date" variable, then you can use this trigger code:

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@@stringa = @@date_label;

If you want to see the formatted date in an Output Document, then put this in the template:

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Text...
Date:  @#date_label
...More text

[Processnico]

I should to create a new variable @@date_label?
Because @@date is a variable type Datetime.

[Processnico]

The output is this when i type the date. I want a different format in output like d-m-Y.
Is there a solution to have in output this format (d-m-y)?

[amosbatto]

You don't have to create the @@date_label variable. It should already exist. See: http://wiki.processmaker.com/3.0/Output ... _Variables

When a Dynaform containing datetime field with the variable named "date" is submitted, it creates two variables @@date and @@date_label.
@@date has the datetime in the format "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS" and @@date_label has the format which you configured in the "format" property (which in your case will be "DD-MM-YYYY").

Did you turn on Debug Mode so you can see the variables when running a case? All this will be obvious if you look at the variables.

[Processnico]

Ok thank you.