Date

Date element for date values. This uses the browser's standard datetime picker, hence will appear slightly different on each browser.

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Constructor

/**
 * @param $id
 * @param string $label - the label of the element
 * @param array $permissions - View, edit, read rights of the elemenet.
                               See WpooWPermissions in the Overview section.
 *
**/

function __construct($id, $label, $permissions=[])

Usage example

// Declaring
$dataReviewed = new wpAPIDateTime("_dateReviewed", "Date Reviewed")
$bookReviewPostType->AddField($dataReviewed);


// Fetching Data
foreach ($bookReviewPostType->Query()->Select()->Fetch() as $row)
{
    $dateBookReviewed = new DateTime($row["_dateReviewed"])
    echo  $dateBookReviewed->format('Y-m-d H:i:s')
}

Note:- for the WPooW Datetime element we declare it using the class wpAPIDateTime. This is because php already has it's own DateTime class, which would result in a conflict between the two.