Feature #361
closed
Sane date format in lang/en.yml
Added by bajs bajs over 17 years ago.
Updated over 17 years ago.
Description
English is bigger than the United States. It is the lingua franca of the internets. Date format should be ISO format,
%Y-%m-%%d, not the silly middle-endian 02/03/04.
Oh, and a bug tracking system REALLY should have the ability to add bugs and feature requests without creating an account.
You are missing a lot of collaboration because of this.
Sorry if I sound a bit cranky, but I wanted to add this entry hours ago, but had to wait for the confirmation mail.
Normally I wouldn't bother, but redmine is so nice. Now I just have to find a way to send you a patch with a new translation,
since I can't find any email address... anywhere.
Date format should be ISO format,
%Y-%m-%%d, not the silly middle-endian 02/03/04.
I'm not sure everyone agrees with that. But as you see, it can
be changed easily in lang files.
but redmine is so nice
Thanks :-)
Now I just have to find a way to send you a patch with a
new translation, since I can't find any email address...
anywhere.
Patchs can be submitted here:
http://rubyforge.org/tracker/?atid=7162&group_id=1850&fun
c=browse
and you will find my email address here:
http://rubyforge.org/users/jplang/
I've just received Swedish translation. Is it from you ?
Regards
Yes, it was from me. But since I failed to note that there
were a few more files with translation info it's not
complete. I should have it done by the end of the weekend at
the latest.
Wrt the date format: yes, I recognize not everyone agrees
(there's this huge country/market called the USA that uses
that format for example). What I seem to have forgotten to
mention is that I'd like a language called "English with
ISO
dates" or similar.
Added an option in rev 585, to choose the date format: language
based, as defined in each lang file (default) or ISO 8601. This
option can be set in Admin -> Settings.
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