Wrong date format

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  • 12/01/2014 at 11:13 pm #311377
    Markus Stager
    Participant

    I’ve set the date format to

    j. F Y

    However, Connections does not display the dates as expected (i.e. 2. Dezember 2014) in the backend. All dates are shown as (example) 12/02/14. The dates in the frontend are okay.

    I could not find out where to change this.

    WordPress: 4.0.1

    Multisite: No

    Connections: 8.1.5

    Database: 0.1.9

    12/02/2014 at 9:24 am #311435
    Steven Zahm
    Keymaster

    @ Markus

    Are your talking about the Date Added and Last Modified dates? The formatting for those dates are hard coded and will not be affected by the settings. The date for birthdays and such should use the date format set in the settings.

    Let me know to which dates you’re referring to, thanks!

    12/02/2014 at 3:16 pm #311454
    Markus Stager
    Participant

    Hi Steven,

    I allow registered users to edit their directory entry. The dates I am referring to are the ones displayed when the user clicks «Edit Entry». Any date in the «Date» group does not pick up the date format given under settings (see screenshot for examples).

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    12/03/2014 at 9:57 am #311602
    Steven Zahm
    Keymaster

    @ Markus

    Ok, I see. Yes I do seem to have that hard coded. I believe I did this because the PHP date format codes do not work with the jQuery Datepicker date format codes. I do have to come up with a way to address this so it is no longer US centric. I’ve logged this as a bug which will get fixed.

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