on 2024 Feb 01 7:04 AM
Hi,
I have to admit that I am slightly neurotic.
As such this bothers me:
Please note how the date is formatted either in German or in local (Finland for me) format, but then the time is in 12-hour format.
Neither Germany nor Finland use the 12-hour format to show time. None of the countries that use the 12-hour time format, use the dd.MM.yyyy date format (to my knowledge of course).
Was this element on the page hard coded by two different developers in different countries, or in the one country in the world that happens to have this date and time format? In the latter case, just out of curiousity, I would like to know what country that is.
Regards,
Johan
I posted the reply in the screenshot at 13:42. Apparently the time stamp is GMT+0 time.
So the time stamp does not show time stampe for the viewer.
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Hi @craigcmehil, and @jerryjanda,
I tagged you here because by the look of things, this tag is not visited by anyone, and I fear that this feedback will go unnoticed.
Please also see other posts under this tag.
Regards,
Johan
You cannot set the time format, only the date. That seems illogical.
I have similar views, and had surprises trying to adjust the datetime display format. More help text is needed, and better error messages.
I managed to set my date field to 3 digits.
Edit: added screenshot.
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@JimSpath, is your date format still incorrect?
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@Johan_Hakkesteegt - I have reached out to you in a private message, as I am looking for test users
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