I added a field dob (Date of Birth) however the date field is in this format mm/dd/yyyy both in admin and in frontend registration form.
Been in Europe, I would like the field to be dd/mm/yyyy OR yyyy/mm/dd. Is this possible?
In admin > General Settings I have set the correct date format and posts show the date in correspondence to what is set in the admin settings.
I just can get the membership plugin to do the same.
What I’m I missing?
Thanks
]]>Yes I know I could turn off warnings.
I am unable to reproduce the error using my contact form. It has 3 date pickers. Maybe visitors are not using the date picker correctly.
The timestamps of the warnings don’t correspond to the timestamps of sucessful submissions listed in the log.
I would be unable to run the site with plugins disabled and wait to see if the warning recurs.
]]><option value=”d-m-Y” selected=”selected”>dd-mm-yyyy</option>
<option value=”m/d/Y”>mm/dd/yyyy</option>
<option value=”d/m/Y”>dd/mm/yyyy</option>
<option value=”Y-m-d”>yyyy-mm-dd</option>
But when I import the users from csv file each user have edit the birthday format only in format YY-MM-DD
I have many users in demo file and is very hard work to change the day format on each user.
And in Page showing Employees the right format need be DD/MM/YY
Is possible to change it ?
Thank you.
These terms were last updated on February 6th, 2015
However, my site is set (in settings>general) to the first option, 6th February 2015.
It is quite annoying when plugins choose to ignore the default date format set by WordPress. I am in the UK, we don’t say February 6th – that’s an Americanism. Could this be altered, so the plugin conforms to whatever date format is set in WordPress?
I’m not an expert, but I think you need to use:
get_option('date_format')
Other than this, I’m enjoying the plugin – it’s very simple to use!
Thanks!
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]]>I’m trying to code the date into my header.php tagline – the self-updating kind The tagline isn’t a php echo; it’s a get_option — specifically this:
<div id="container">
<?php $header_caption = get_option('tz_header_caption');
if( !empty( $header_caption ) ) { ?>
<!-- BEGIN #header-top -->
<div id="header-top">
<p><?php echo stripslashes($header_caption); ?></p>
<!-- END #header-top -->'
And in theme-options.php, this is the corresponding code:
'$options[] = array( 'name' => __('Header Caption', 'framework'),
'desc' => __('Enter a message to display above your navigation', 'framework'),
'id' => $shortname . '_header_caption',
'std' => '',
'type' => 'textarea');
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I am certain that I need to adjust the theme-options.php, because initially all I did was to replace ‘tz_header_caption’ in the header.php snippet with ‘date_format’. But all that did was give me a tagline that said m/d/y.
So, how do I make this work?
Thank you,
Amy
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