My Date in Twig is ignoring format












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I have a twig file with the following code in my Drupal 8.4.4 site:



<div class="value col-md-12">{{ node.field_date.value }}</div>



And in my content type, manage display option, I have it formatted like this:
enter image description here



But on the website, it shows the date as



2019-01-16T23:00:00



What am I missing?






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    I have a twig file with the following code in my Drupal 8.4.4 site:



    <div class="value col-md-12">{{ node.field_date.value }}</div>



    And in my content type, manage display option, I have it formatted like this:
    enter image description here



    But on the website, it shows the date as



    2019-01-16T23:00:00



    What am I missing?






    datetime







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      I have a twig file with the following code in my Drupal 8.4.4 site:



      <div class="value col-md-12">{{ node.field_date.value }}</div>



      And in my content type, manage display option, I have it formatted like this:
      enter image description here



      But on the website, it shows the date as



      2019-01-16T23:00:00



      What am I missing?






      datetime







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      I have a twig file with the following code in my Drupal 8.4.4 site:



      <div class="value col-md-12">{{ node.field_date.value }}</div>



      And in my content type, manage display option, I have it formatted like this:
      enter image description here



      But on the website, it shows the date as



      2019-01-16T23:00:00



      What am I missing?






      datetime




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          You are printing the node value directly, which is bypassing the field formatter and other things (since you are not using the render array).



          Do this instead:



          {{ content.field_date }}



          This will render normally and ensure field formatter settings are respected.






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          Try piping the value to twig's date function:



          https://twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x/filters/date.html



          That approach might give you something like this:



          <div class="value col-md-12">{{ node.field_date.value | date("D M j G:i T") }}</div>





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            I guess technically this would work, but you lose the ability to change the format on the fly from the admin. It would also print the div out, regardless of if there is a value in the field or not.
            – Kevin
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            Funny enough this didn't work, I was trying this before until someone else pointed me to the fact that the formatting should work above. Thanks for posting!
            – David Lozzi
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          You are printing the node value directly, which is bypassing the field formatter and other things (since you are not using the render array).



          Do this instead:



          {{ content.field_date }}



          This will render normally and ensure field formatter settings are respected.






          share|improve this answer























          • This is much better than my answer!
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          • D'oh, that got me again. Thank you!
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          You are printing the node value directly, which is bypassing the field formatter and other things (since you are not using the render array).



          Do this instead:



          {{ content.field_date }}



          This will render normally and ensure field formatter settings are respected.






          share|improve this answer























          • This is much better than my answer!
            – hotwebmatter
            yesterday










          • D'oh, that got me again. Thank you!
            – David Lozzi
            yesterday














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          You are printing the node value directly, which is bypassing the field formatter and other things (since you are not using the render array).



          Do this instead:



          {{ content.field_date }}



          This will render normally and ensure field formatter settings are respected.






          share|improve this answer














          You are printing the node value directly, which is bypassing the field formatter and other things (since you are not using the render array).



          Do this instead:



          {{ content.field_date }}



          This will render normally and ensure field formatter settings are respected.







          share|improve this answer














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          • D'oh, that got me again. Thank you!
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          • This is much better than my answer!
            – hotwebmatter
            yesterday










          • D'oh, that got me again. Thank you!
            – David Lozzi
            yesterday
















          This is much better than my answer!
          – hotwebmatter
          yesterday




          This is much better than my answer!
          – hotwebmatter
          yesterday












          D'oh, that got me again. Thank you!
          – David Lozzi
          yesterday




          D'oh, that got me again. Thank you!
          – David Lozzi
          yesterday













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          Try piping the value to twig's date function:



          https://twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x/filters/date.html



          That approach might give you something like this:



          <div class="value col-md-12">{{ node.field_date.value | date("D M j G:i T") }}</div>





          share|improve this answer

















          • 1




            I guess technically this would work, but you lose the ability to change the format on the fly from the admin. It would also print the div out, regardless of if there is a value in the field or not.
            – Kevin
            yesterday








          • 2




            Funny enough this didn't work, I was trying this before until someone else pointed me to the fact that the formatting should work above. Thanks for posting!
            – David Lozzi
            yesterday
















          1














          Try piping the value to twig's date function:



          https://twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x/filters/date.html



          That approach might give you something like this:



          <div class="value col-md-12">{{ node.field_date.value | date("D M j G:i T") }}</div>





          share|improve this answer

















          • 1




            I guess technically this would work, but you lose the ability to change the format on the fly from the admin. It would also print the div out, regardless of if there is a value in the field or not.
            – Kevin
            yesterday








          • 2




            Funny enough this didn't work, I was trying this before until someone else pointed me to the fact that the formatting should work above. Thanks for posting!
            – David Lozzi
            yesterday














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          Try piping the value to twig's date function:



          https://twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x/filters/date.html



          That approach might give you something like this:



          <div class="value col-md-12">{{ node.field_date.value | date("D M j G:i T") }}</div>





          share|improve this answer












          Try piping the value to twig's date function:



          https://twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x/filters/date.html



          That approach might give you something like this:



          <div class="value col-md-12">{{ node.field_date.value | date("D M j G:i T") }}</div>






          share|improve this answer












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            I guess technically this would work, but you lose the ability to change the format on the fly from the admin. It would also print the div out, regardless of if there is a value in the field or not.
            – Kevin
            yesterday








          • 2




            Funny enough this didn't work, I was trying this before until someone else pointed me to the fact that the formatting should work above. Thanks for posting!
            – David Lozzi
            yesterday














          • 1




            I guess technically this would work, but you lose the ability to change the format on the fly from the admin. It would also print the div out, regardless of if there is a value in the field or not.
            – Kevin
            yesterday








          • 2




            Funny enough this didn't work, I was trying this before until someone else pointed me to the fact that the formatting should work above. Thanks for posting!
            – David Lozzi
            yesterday








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          I guess technically this would work, but you lose the ability to change the format on the fly from the admin. It would also print the div out, regardless of if there is a value in the field or not.
          – Kevin
          yesterday






          I guess technically this would work, but you lose the ability to change the format on the fly from the admin. It would also print the div out, regardless of if there is a value in the field or not.
          – Kevin
          yesterday






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          Funny enough this didn't work, I was trying this before until someone else pointed me to the fact that the formatting should work above. Thanks for posting!
          – David Lozzi
          yesterday




          Funny enough this didn't work, I was trying this before until someone else pointed me to the fact that the formatting should work above. Thanks for posting!
          – David Lozzi
          yesterday


















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