suggestion: let's use international date format YYYY-MM-DD - Printable Version +- LDraw.org Discussion Forums (https://forums.ldraw.org) +-- Forum: Administrative (https://forums.ldraw.org/forum-4.html) +--- Forum: Website Suggestions/Requests/Discussion (https://forums.ldraw.org/forum-23.html) +--- Thread: suggestion: let's use international date format YYYY-MM-DD (/thread-1023.html) |
suggestion: let's use international date format YYYY-MM-DD - Steffen - 2011-09-27 I just noticed that the date format of the sticky announcements at the top of the forums is in this format (below is a snippet from http://forums.ldraw.org/index.php ): Code: Announcements Last Post Note the date format MM/DD/YYYY. I would much better like to use the new international date format YYYY-MM-DD which has many advantages, among them: - cannot be misunderstood when coming from different cultures of DD.MM.YYYY, DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY - can easily be sorted - is an ISO standard - people start using it more and more widespread, especially in cross-cultural international companies see http://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/iso-date http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601 for more information Re: suggestion: let's use international date format YYYY-MM-DD - Orion Pobursky - 2011-09-28 I like that. For some weird reason, the relative dates settings (e.g. "1 hour ago") isn't working for that list on the front page. I guess I'll have to look at the template code. Re: suggestion: let's use international date format YYYY-MM-DD - Greg Teft - 2011-11-19 I've been using YYYY-MM-DD all the time when formatting dates in at work. It is easily sorted, easily understood, and generally an awesome date format!!! Re: suggestion: let's use international date format YYYY-MM-DD - Tore Eriksson - 2011-11-21 As YYYY-MM-DD has been the standard here in Sweden since long before I was born, of course I like it best. still seeing other dates - Steffen - 2011-12-01 when I'm looking at http://forums.ldraw.org/index.php when logged in, I still see other date formats (for example in the announcements header), is there anything that can be done to make that YYYY-MM-DD? Re: still seeing other dates - Orion Pobursky - 2011-12-01 Fixed. 99% there - Steffen - 2011-12-01 99% there. The date is displayed now in the correct order, however, with an incorrect separation char. Part of the ISO standard of the YYYY-MM-DD format is the separation of the numbers by hyphen, not slash, I'd like to recommend to strictly adhere to that standard to not confuse Re: 99% there - Orion Pobursky - 2011-12-01 Got it. Done. |