Hard to read Japanized date notation

Hi, Stephen
Is there the method to invalidate Japanization?
Notation same as Screenshots is desirable.
Thank you for your help.

I can’t read Japanese – can you explain what exactly is wrong? Is it the format of the date or the translation of the format? (I.e., in English, does is the format of the date as desired?)

Thank you for the response.
I’ll explain it.

Wrong(Current notation)
<?php the_time(‘j n月 Y g:iA’); ?>

Right(Japanese notation)
<?php the_time(‘Y年n月j日 A g:i’); ?>

年　a year symbol
月　a month symbol
日　a day symbol

Notation example (right)
2014年7月19日 AM1:23

Is it explained?
Thank you.

Hi, Stephen
Is a way of the explanation not good?
I am glad when you can cope.
Thank you.

So it seems (for example),

January 7, 2014

is translated to

1月 7, 2014

WordPress handles the translation, so I’m not going to dispute that.

So if you are using the PHP date format

j F Y

Then I’d expect to see

7 1月 2014

(which is what I get). So as far as I can tell the plug-in is behaving as expected. If you want to change the date format j F Y to something else you can – you just need to update the appropriate templates ( see event-organiser/templates).

In 2.9 The templates will be updated to use the date format option in *Settings > General*. (See this thread).

Thank you, Stephen!
I update event-meta-single-event.php.
This notation is that I expected!
Thank you!!

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