The dates...

[WoLeRiNe`]

I have writed on the image.
The dates on 2.2 are'nt always normal!
You see; Month/Day/Year
It must be; Day/Month/Year
No?
Your idea?

[Michael]

It depends on what your definition of normal is. In the US anyway, that date format is normal.

[WoLeRiNe`]

How i can change this and where?

[Quillz]

Date and Time Settings in the ACP allows you to change how dates are displayed, toggle 24-hour time, etc.

[WoLeRiNe`]

Long time format
i have changed but it haven't changed for Profil...
It don't change in "Date & Time Formats"

[bfarber]

There isn't a control for this in the ACP. We're looking into it. In many countries, it's day/month/year, while in the US it's month/day/year.

[WoLeRiNe`]

I'm from France but it is always same month/day/year. (in TURKEY also)
I can't change as day/month/year?

[Mesmer]

I'm from France but it is always same month/day/year. (in TURKEY also)

I can't change as day/month/year?

That's correct. You can't change it now but as posted by bfarber they are looking into it.

[Mark]

It seems odd to use mm/dd/yy when the rest of the world use dd/mm/yy - I think dd/mm is the internationally accepted format, though I could be wrong.
To play it safe, why not make the default dd-mmm-yyyy for example today would be 31-Oct-2006

[RawkBob]

I avoid using short dates for this very reason, i'd stick to something like above or the full thing, i.e., 1st November, 2006.

[Mesmer]

To play it safe, why not make the default dd-mmm-yyyy for example today would be 31-Oct-2006

good suggestion

[WoLeRiNe`]

+1
Yes this will cool :huggles: :flowers:

[NTGforum]

http://forums.invisionpower.com/index.php?...mp;bug_cat_id=4

:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

[bfarber]

The bug report you linked has nothing to do with this actual suggestion actually. :)

[Mat Barrie]

It seems odd to use mm/dd/yy when the rest of the world use dd/mm/yy - I think dd/mm is the internationally accepted format, though I could be wrong.

To play it safe, why not make the default dd-mmm-yyyy for example today would be 31-Oct-2006

In terms of internationally accepted formats, the closest we have is the ISO date format, of yyyy-mm-dd.

[.KX]

Uhh, someone beat me to it, just when I could've made a post that'd make me look some-what 'smart'.

Anyway is the order that the 3 (day, month and year) settable in the ACP? If so, then - this really isn't a problem.

[Mesmer]

Uhh, someone beat me to it, just when I could've made a post that'd make me look some-what 'smart'.

Anyway is the order that the 3 (day, month and year) settable in the ACP? If so, then - this really isn't a problem.

The order can't be set in the ACP.

[RawkBob]

Uhh, someone beat me to it, just when I could've made a post that'd make me look some-what 'smart'.

Anyway is the order that the 3 (day, month and year) settable in the ACP? If so, then - this really isn't a problem.

If you had read the entire topic you would already know the answer to this.

There isn't a control for this in the ACP. We're looking into it. In many countries, it's day/month/year, while in the US it's month/day/year.

[.KX]

I DID read the whole topic, it would seem that I missed the part stating that there isn't a setting in the ACP.

[nwoparamedics]

In terms of internationally accepted formats, the closest we have is the ISO date format, of yyyy-mm-dd.

I was just thinking the same thing... ;)

I'm just glad the format isn't the double digit ones that confuse most i.e. yy/mm/dd or dd/mm/yy Those really screw things up when the data is essential (what is 03/04/06 anyway?).