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This transformation accepts two options. The first is the number of hours that will be
added to the original value, which is zero by default. Adding the number of hours
can be useful if we store all times based on Universal Coordinated Time ( UTC ),
but want to display them for a specific zone (UTC+5). The second option is the time
format we want to use, made from any PHP strftime parameters. So, if we put this
in the transformation options— '0','Year: %Y' —we will get:
Links from text
Suppose that we have put a complete URL— http://domain.com/abc.pdf —in
the description field in our book table. The text of the link will be displayed while
browsing the table, but we would not be able to click it. We'll now see the use of the
text/plain MIME type in such a situation.
text/plain: link
If we use a text/plain MIME type and a text/plain: link browser transformation
in the scenario just mentioned, we will still see the text for the link, and it will
be clickable.
If all the documents that we want to point to are located at a common URL prefix, we
can put this prefix (for example, http://domain.com/ ) in the first transformation
option, within the enclosing quotes. Then, we would only need to put the last part of
the URL ( abc.pdf ) in each cell.
 
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