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calendar ! 17 years 1 hour ago #10

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the calendar is inactive in a French site (Frontend only).

and format date is DAY + MONTH + YEAR !!

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Re:calendar ! 16 years 11 months ago #17

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A common bug in Joomla that disables javascript is when you try accessing your website without the www. For example if your $mosConfig_live_site is set to www.yourdomain.com and you access yourdomain.com lots of joomla js(including admin WYSIWYG editor will not work properly). Please try both and let me know.
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Re:calendar ! 16 years 11 months ago #47

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I think it is a general problem. Date selection in demo site return error \"showCalendar is not defined\"
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Re:calendar ! 16 years 11 months ago #56

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I found the problem, and fixed it. I will release 1.0.1 today.
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Re:calendar ! 16 years 11 months ago #58

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Hi, your \"forme demo\" work perfectly
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suggestions:dry:

can you detect or add system date ?
example :
european : day - month - year



Visitors to a web site from varying locales may be confused by date formats. The format MM/DD/YY is unique to the United States. Most of Europe uses DD/MM/YY. Japan uses YY/MM/DD. The separators may be slashes, dashes or periods. Some locales print leading zeroes, others suppress them. If a native Japanese speaker is reading a US English web page from a web site in Germany that contains the date 03/04/02 how do they interpret it?
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Re:calendar ! 16 years 11 months ago #64

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Ok. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll study how to do that and work on it.
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