Thank you for the inputs Steve, I am adding the files to the real folder manually, but first I am transferring it from a PC that downloads all the files then dump it to the PC host of the hfs, from a dump folder, then I manually move each file to their respective categories (movies, tv series, animes, applications, etc.). Therefore the timestamps of the
%item-modified% maybe the time I added the file to the PC Host of the hfs (or added to the hfs, hehe). Maybe I should use
%item-modified% then instead of
%item-added%. In a keen observation and testing, I have found that the format given by Mars does not give the proper result. If I use this format,
{.time|dd-mm-yyyy|%item-added%.}the result would always be the current time of your PC, as what I have read in this reference,
http://www.rejetto.com/wiki/index.php?title=HFS:_scripting_commandstime | Areturns current time information. The format is specified by parameter A.
the last parameter "
%item-added%" thus will be ignored and will display only the current date and time. I tried changing it to
{.%item-added%|mmm-dd-yyyy.}but the result is "
macro error, not supported or illegal parameters". I also tried using only
%item-added%, but the result is the same as "
time", displaying also the current date and time when you access the site.
Then I switched back to
%item-modified%....