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?

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

How i can change this and where?

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

good suggestion

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

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

:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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?).