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Date format in new event form
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Posted on 2005/9/12 4:08
pedrocbv
From: FRANCE
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From: FRANCE
Posts: 8
The date format in the new event editing form doesn't respect the format defined in the system module preferences.
Is there a solution?
Is there a solution?
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GIJOE
Posts: 4110
Posts: 4110
Quote:Do you mean the format in textbox?
If so, I have to say it is almost impossible.
eg)
01-02-05
We cannot judge it as 2005-01-02, 2005-02-01 or 2001-02-05.
You can see the date formatted as you like in right of the calendar botton.
Use calendar JavaScript and see the text.
pedrocbv wrote:
The date format in the new event editing form doesn't respect the format defined in the system module preferences.
If so, I have to say it is almost impossible.
eg)
01-02-05
We cannot judge it as 2005-01-02, 2005-02-01 or 2001-02-05.
You can see the date formatted as you like in right of the calendar botton.
Use calendar JavaScript and see the text.
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pedrocbv
From: FRANCE
Posts: 8
From: FRANCE
Posts: 8
OK, I understand.
Other question: the javascript calendar appears in english, I'd like it in french on a french site!
In the other modules, the javascript calendar appears in french.
Thanks for help!
Other question: the javascript calendar appears in english, I'd like it in french on a french site!
In the other modules, the javascript calendar appears in french.
Thanks for help!
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Posted on 2006/1/5 18:04
GIJOE
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Quote:try to remove or rename the folder of common/jscalendar/ .
Other question: the javascript calendar appears in english, I'd like it in french on a french site!
In the other modules, the javascript calendar appears in french.
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