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    i am trying get day month and year of a post from WP post object.

    what i did is:

           <?php
        $cpost=get_post($_GET['p_id']);
        echo $cpost->post_date;echo "<br>";
      ?>

    Outputs:

        2013-12-26 13:25:18

    what i need is, day month and year as: 

       26 Dec 2013

    i am trying get day month and year of a post from WP post object.

    what i did is:

           <?php
        $cpost=get_post($_GET['p_id']);
        echo $cpost->post_date;echo "<br>";
      ?>

    Outputs:

        2013-12-26 13:25:18

    what i need is, day month and year as: 

       26 Dec 2013
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    Share Improve this question asked Jan 2, 2014 at 8:49 KamleshKamlesh 31 silver badge5 bronze badges
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    Try it like this:

    echo get_the_time('j M Y', $_GET['p_id']);

    References:

    • get_the_time

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