I have the following code for my date in my blogpost:<time class=date updated datetime=2015-10-06><a href=http://www.foo.de/2015/10/06/>6. Oktober 2015</a></time>But the Google Structured Data Testing Tool does not recognize the datetime. What am I doing wrong?Here is the PHP version:<time class=date updated datetime=<?php the_time('Y-m-d'); ?>>        <a href=<?php echo get_day_link( get_the_time('Y'),        get_the_time('m'), get_the_time('d')); ?>>        <?php echo get_the_date() ?>        </a></time>Here comes more:This is the part in single.php where the Date and other metadata gets loaded.<header class=topinfo animated data-anim=fadeInDown>    <h1 title=<?php the_title() ?> class=entry-title><?php the_title() ?></h1>    <?php get_template_part('part', 'textinfo') ?></header>This is the file where the date and the metadata come from<?php if( ( !is_page() and $iw_opt['single-date'] ) or ( is_page() and $iw_opt['page-date'] ) ) : ?>    <li>        <time class=date updated datetime=<?php the_time('Y-m-d'); ?>>        <a href=<?php echo get_day_link( get_the_time('Y'), get_the_time('m'), get_the_time('d')); ?>>        <?php echo get_the_date() ?>        </a>        </time>    </li><?php endif; ?>
Why does Google not recognize hentry updated?
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