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Hello, Dody I modified the format of some dates in the script, but here, I believe I found a bug. I tried to modify the "American format" (Friday, October 6 2006) of the date in new.php I found line 44 in new.php : $links_obj->date_format = $msg["10032"]; I modified line 117 in msg.php $msg['10032'] = 'j M Y'; But The date is always in the American format ![]() I scanned all the files of the IndexU script, and I found the only place where we find a "'l, M d Y';" format is in $msg["10031"] (the line just above 10032). So, I modified it like the 10032. I also tried to put "10031" instead of "10032" in the new.php file. But it modified nothing... The date is always "Friday, October 6 2006" on my web site. Dody, do you don't think there is something wrong somewhere in the script for this date format ? Thanks a lot... You are the only one able to give the key of this puzzle |
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Thanks a lot, Dody, it was exactly that ! I don't know why, but I changed d-M-Y into j M Y on line 24. So, I put back (like in the original script) : var $date_format = "d-M-Y"; But the date was displayed 06-Oct-2006 on page new.php So, I modified line 52 like above : var $new_listing_date_format = "j M Y"; And now I'm happy, everything works like I wanted. I can read 6 Oct 2006 |
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