| ![[View Software]](images/buttons/View Software.gif) ![[View Issues]](images/buttons/View Issues.gif) ![[View Issue]](images/buttons/View Issue.gif) | Type: | Bug | Severity: | Minor | | Status: | Fixed | Status Comment: | | | Title: | Date format is not local | | Version: | 3.29 |
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| MickJT | Still not fixed | 20100917 12:57 |  | 3.30 does not fix this. It's still mm/dd/yyyy here (Australia) instead of dd/mm/yyyy.
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| MickJT | More info | 20100917 13:03 | | Firefox / Minefield cannot make the site change to dd/mm/yyyy, but Internet Explorer can. I might need to do packet sniffing.
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| joerg | Re: Still not fixed | 20100918 01:29 | | @MickJT
| 3.30 does not fix this. It's still mm/dd/yyyy here (Australia) instead of dd/mm/yyyy. |
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The server uses the language from the Accept-Language: header for it. OWB creates it based on the locale prefs, in versions <= 3.29 OWB only used "en" for all variants of english, but in 3.30 I changed that.
It's dd/mm/yyyy here with OWB version 3.30 if I select english-british as first language in prefs/locale, if american english ("english" on AmigaOS) is used instead the server displays mm/dd/yyyy instead - which is the correct date format for the USA. | | |
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