Thanks everyone. Special thanks to Phil. I hope it's an easier process in the next update.
Thanks everyone. Special thanks to Phil. I hope it's an easier process in the next update.
it took me a bit to work out i was missing the following defines:
admin english.php
and your template english.phpCode:define('DOB_FORMAT_STRING', 'dd/mm/yyyy'); define('JS_DOB', '* The \'Date of Birth\' entry must be in the format: xx/xx/xxxx (date/month/year).\n'); define('ENTRY_DATE_OF_BIRTH_ERROR', ' <span class="errorText">(eg. 21/05/1970)</span>');
Code:define('DOB_FORMAT_STRING', 'dd/mm/yy'); define('ENTRY_DATE_OF_BIRTH_ERROR', 'Is your birth date correct? Our system requires the date in this format: DD/MM/YYYY (eg 21/05/1970)'); define('ENTRY_DATE_OF_BIRTH_TEXT', '* (eg. 21/05/1970)');
its suprising how handy the "developers tool kit" can be amd finding 'the' file with 'that' text.
Hi,
I'm using Easy Populate to upload products and the date product added is not going through properly - it is using reading my UK date data as US format, so is not adding products to the newly added section.
Any ideas on how to fix this? I have changed all the references to the format in english.php for both my template and admin sections?
thanks
wonderfully and very clearly written, thank you :) made it very easy to change to Australia (dd/mm/yyyy) format..
Hi, it has worked for me to the only thing is I seem to of messed my register page up as you can see from the pic below the words have gone for the date of birth and, im not sure but i think ive messed my tables up as they are no longer alined.
Hope you guys can help me with this.
Thanx
I want to set the UK date on my site but when following this on my test Site it worked for the signup form and such. But when running a sales report i get an error one of the dates you entered is not valid.
i did try changing the date format in the stats_sales_report.php file but that didn’t make any difference.
I’m thinking its the SQL database that my be the root of this but don’t know .
Anyone else seen this and fixed it?
Gawd... why did I bother? LOL
can't get into admin now, have checked and re-checked...
I get this message: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/getbuck/public_html/admin/includes/languages/english.php on line 186
which should refer to one of these first lines here (assuming phil's line numbers are correct!)
All I'm seeing is a missing * (possibly) where it defines company name???PHP Code:
define('PLEASE_SELECT', 'Please select ...');
define('TYPE_BELOW', 'Type a choice below ...');
define('ENTRY_COMPANY', 'Company Name:');
define('ENTRY_COMPANY_ERROR', 'Please enter a company name.');
define('ENTRY_COMPANY_TEXT', '');
define('ENTRY_GENDER', 'Salutation:');
define('ENTRY_GENDER_ERROR', 'Please choose a salutation.');
define('ENTRY_GENDER_TEXT', '*');
define('ENTRY_FIRST_NAME', 'First Name:');
define('ENTRY_FIRST_NAME_ERROR', 'Is your first name correct? Our system requires a minimum of ' . ENTRY_FIRST_NAME_MIN_LENGTH . ' characters. Please try again.');
define('ENTRY_FIRST_NAME_TEXT', '*');
define('ENTRY_LAST_NAME', 'Last Name:');
define('ENTRY_LAST_NAME_ERROR', 'Is your last name correct? Our system requires a minimum of ' . ENTRY_LAST_NAME_MIN_LENGTH . ' characters. Please try again.');
define('ENTRY_LAST_NAME_TEXT', '*');
define('ENTRY_DATE_OF_BIRTH', 'Date of Birth:');
define('ENTRY_DATE_OF_BIRTH_ERROR', 'Is your birth date correct? Our system requires the date in this format: DD/MM/YYYY (eg 21/05/1970)');
define('ENTRY_DATE_OF_BIRTH_TEXT', '* (eg. 21/05/1970)');
I have the "requires company name" for login details set to off...
anyone?? Its rather late here in aus and i have almost reached the limit of my patience with this particulare problem - I'm no net wiz, so any help greatly appreciated!!
Right... feeling pretty stupid right about now, but have figured it out nonetheless...
Thanks Phill, you are as good as they say ;)
I've got the same problem
I edited admin\includes\languages\english.php
and
includes\languages\english.php
Still getting the warning "Is your birth date correct? Our system requires the date in this format: MM/DD/YYYY (eg 05/21/1970)" after completing new account registration
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