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December 4, 2014 at 5:19 pm 31833 | |
Joanne | Hi The text opposite the user name is correct format the Start date and end date is not in the right format when you click Is this what you see your end when you are setting the dates in the weDevs Team wrote:
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December 4, 2014 at 5:34 pm 31836 | |
Alfredo | OK, I think I understand. What you call the calendar is not the actual big Calendar in the front-end, but a date-picker, where you for example choose start and end for time tracking a todo. Yes, you’re right, the date-picker is wonky, it has its own files and isn’t affected by the changes we’ve been discussing. I have an open ticket because, for me, it sometimes reads UK time, and I’m on CET… mixes one time with another. And another now closed ticket because while I didn’t like US format in the date-picker, the resulting written date was in the right format and wedevs felt it wasn’t a big issue… Mind you, it wasn’t a big issue for me, but does cause confusion when more than one person is using the date-picker. In my case it’s only me, other users cannot make their own changes 😉 //A. |
December 4, 2014 at 7:05 pm 31854 | |
Joanne | yes – Luckly I spotted that the date text was correct – one would assume that the date picker being in the wrong format would not result in the lines of text being shown correctly. I just told my client – that even though it SEEMS to be wrong it is actually right…and to ignore the fact that the start date and end date as shown in the boxes the wrong way around will auto correct themseleves. Really if you think about it – the program should have a settings button to set your region like most other calander plugings have in their settings on set up. Thank you for sticking with my wooees… its nice to know that another user out there is prepared to pass on some of their knowledge and fixes to us in strife! good luck! Joanne |
December 8, 2014 at 1:54 pm 31982 | |
Sekander Badsha | Thank you @Alfredo for being such a kind heart. For you both, the direction was correct. The date format and the time zone function is located in “includes/functions.php” file. 🙂 |
December 8, 2014 at 2:13 pm 31983 | |
Joanne | Hi OK when I chage the functions code – it does change the TEXT date BUT function cpm_get_date( $date, $show_time = false ) { $date = strtotime( $date ); if ( $show_time ) { return apply_filters( ‘cpm_get_date’, $date_html, $date ); any ideas how to make the calender picker AUSTRALIAN time zone Joanne
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December 8, 2014 at 6:01 pm 31995 | |
Alfredo | Joanne, what you refer to is the date picker. Sekander said, about four months ago in this same thread, that wedevs won’t be doing anything about that at the moment. I still think this is an issue (more nagging than anything, but still), and pretty sure it’s tied to the other issues we’ve been discussing. All seem to relate to the date picker implementation in one way or another, and probably if one of them is fixed, the others will go too. Still, IMO there’s no point taking it up until the update is in at the end of the month. After that, if the issue still is there, then I’ll have another go. I couldn’t find the date picker in the code, but I suppose it’s there somewhwere. We’ll see 🙂 |
December 9, 2014 at 11:04 am 32019 | |
Joanne | yes – we will have to wait and see.. hopefully it will be there for |
December 31, 2014 at 5:45 am 33200 | |
Zoltan | Hi, please make it selectable by the admins. Yes, I know, I have comment out only one line but from the backend would be better. Regards, webNpro |