• ge-sehen

    (@ge-sehen)


    I have a german WordPress installation running wpml/woocommerce and Types. I have some custom date fields on my custom post types. It seems like there is some language formatting problem. I can Save November and August dates for example as this months are written the same in English and German. But I can’t add any December (in german Dezember) or October (German: Oktober) dates.

    I downgraded to 1.6.3 and everything works fine. I hope you can fix that in a future update so I can get all my sites using your plugin up to date again.

    thanks

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  • Thread Starter ge-sehen

    (@ge-sehen)

    When I try to save Dezember 2, 2014 in 1.6.4 I get an error that I should enter a valid date.

    Let me try and reproduce your issue on a local install and I will get back to you.

    Regards

    It works fine here on a fresh spanish installation.

    Have you tried this with only Types plugin enabled?

    I suspect that another plugin is interfering with the date localization in the datepicker.

    Regards

    Thread Starter ge-sehen

    (@ge-sehen)

    I just made a local copy and updatet to 1.6.4 again.
    Deactivated all plugins except Types and it still dosen’t work.

    Best regards from Switzerland

    I’m experiencing the same problems as ge-sehen (german WordPress, types but no woocommerce)

    I’ve got the same problem here.

    Thread Starter ge-sehen

    (@ge-sehen)

    @caridad: Is there a plan to solve this issue? I’d like to keep my client installations up to date. I still believe it’s an issue with swiss date formatting.

    Installation
    – German WordPress 4.1
    – Types 1.6.4

    We have several reports about this issue and we are working towards a fix. It will be released as soon as we have it.

    Thread Starter ge-sehen

    (@ge-sehen)

    Thanks for your update on this. I’m glad you’re working it out.

    Thanks Micha

    Any news on this one? It’s still not working…

    Hi @caridadz,

    maybe I can provide a hint:

    Since strtotime() only covers a limited number of date formats, the plugin falls back to this default time format:
    $date_format = 'F j, Y'

    … “F” meaning “A full textual representation of a month, such as January or March”. , of course.

    This seems to break date validation/parsing if the locale is – for example – set to german or other languages where months carry different names, making strtotime() bound to fail.

    I seem to have found a workaround for my wordpress installation by putting in a fallback that’s not prone for locale errors, like e.g. ‘Y-m-d’ (ISO style date). My datepicker seems to be working again after modifing the default in wpcf_get_date_format() and getDateFormat().

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