Full Version: Wrong German month names
Thanks, will be fixed in the next release.
Well, these options are certainly available to format the date/time however you want to.
Are you saying that if you select German, the *default* format should be changed to the proper German format? That sounds reasonable--could you tell me what that would look like? Should include both date and time.
Are you saying that if you select German, the *default* format should be changed to the proper German format? That sounds reasonable--could you tell me what that would look like? Should include both date and time.
I found that some of the German month names are incorrect.
March should be "März", not Mäerz
December should be "Dezember" not December
March should be "März", not Mäerz
December should be "Dezember" not December
Another date "error":
In Germany we never use the date format MMM DD. Instead we use allways DD.MMM. (Day Month)
The time format seems to be "wrong", too. we don't use AM/PM. instead we use 24hr format. So we don't have any abbreviation for AM/PM
geKow
In Germany we never use the date format MMM DD. Instead we use allways DD.MMM. (Day Month)
The time format seems to be "wrong", too. we don't use AM/PM. instead we use 24hr format. So we don't have any abbreviation for AM/PM
geKow
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Are you saying that if you select German, the *default* format should be changed to the proper German format?
Ok, I try:)
German months names:
Januar, Februar, März, April, Mai, Juni, Juli, August, September, November, Dezember
German Date Format:
12.04.02 or 12.04.2002 or 12.April... never April, 12!
I think the best time format will just be the 24hr format without any AM/PM thing.
Great stuff, movabletype. Keep on :)
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