Issue 581: Specify datepickers date format in common/configuration.ini #582
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Datepickers date format can be specified in common/configuration.ini, as such: [settings] datepicker_date_format = "dd/mm/yyyy"; If datepicker_date_format is omitted, it will be defaulted to 'mm/dd/yyyy'
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This looks good to me. At some point we should add access for changing this setting in the Admin interface and/or in the Installer. |
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Background: Issue #581 : We shouldn't have to patch Coral to specify a date format for the datepickers (see PR #523) but rather be able to specify it in the main configuration file.
Datepickers date format can be specified in common/configuration.ini, as such:
If datepicker_date_format is omitted, it will be defaulted to 'mm/dd/yyyy'