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This is a discussion on date_added Format for my plugin within the Chrome Tips & Tricks section, part of the Google Chrome category: Anyone know the format of the date_added field in the Bookmark file? Thanks! { "date_added": "12886010121705000", "name": "PHP: file - ...


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    jadent is offline Junior Member
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    Default date_added Format for my plugin

    Anyone know the format of the date_added field in the Bookmark file? Thanks!

    {
    "date_added": "12886010121705000",
    "name": "PHP: file - Manual",
    "type": "url",
    "url": "http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.file.php"
    }

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    What is this ? PHP ? Javascript ?

    I really think this has nothing to do with Chrome Plugins.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kyrax View Post
    I really think this has nothing to do with Chrome Plugins.
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    Ok, now that i'm not furious because it has nothing to do with a Chrome plugin,

    This is obviously JSON.. don't know where you got that ... and i haven't double checked but.. as far as dates are concerned, it might be the number of ms since 01/01/1970.

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    This is for an app i'm building for chrome (plug-ins seemed the best place for this post). Yes this is JSON and this is how bookmarks are stored in the Bookmarks file.

    In XP the file is stored in C:\Documents and Settings\ry{username}\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Bookmarks

    The date_added format is Not Epoch Time as epoc time (seconds since 1/1/1970) is currently only 10 digits and the date_added is 17.

    After comparing a couple of date_added timestamps it appears as if its the Windows NT timestamp or number of microseconds since Jan 1, 1601

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