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Thursday 01 June 2006 6:45:53 am
Hi Mads, I had the same problem and tried format the resulting object's name when using a ezdatetime datatype as object name pattern. I wanted something like YYYY-MM-DD, so that I could use the standard "sort by name"-function in the admin view to sort the items chronologically in the backend. Because of Lukasz' tip I found out that eZ (I'm currently using version 3.6.1) uses the DateTimeFormat entry in the currently used locale ini-file (located in /share/locale) to create an object name based on an ezdatetime datatype. In my case, I edited the file ger-DE.ini in /share/locale, where I changed the value DateTimeFormat=%l, %d.%F %Y %H:%i:%s in the DateTime settings group to DateTimeFormat=%Y-%m-%d %H:%i, which leads to a result like YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM.
[DateTime]
TimeFormat=%H:%i:%s
ShortTimeFormat=%H:%i
DateFormat=%l, %d.%F %Y
ShortDateFormat=%d.%m.%Y
#DateTimeFormat=%l, %d.%F %Y %H:%i:%s
DateTimeFormat=%Y-%m-%d %H:%i
ShortDateTimeFormat=%d.%m.%Y %H:%i
MondayFirst=yes
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