This mofo was born on the wrong dayStriker@lemmy.worldmod to Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world – 374 points – 1 years ago45Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsI think it’s using the daft American date system of m/d/yBut it says 'DD/MM/YYYY' just above the input field EDIT: it's very possible that the input field library they use uses the American date format by default and they didn't change it... it's very possible that the input field library they use uses the American date format by default and they didn't change it... Dev: But it works fine on my system!1 more...1 more...1 more...
I think it’s using the daft American date system of m/d/yBut it says 'DD/MM/YYYY' just above the input field EDIT: it's very possible that the input field library they use uses the American date format by default and they didn't change it... it's very possible that the input field library they use uses the American date format by default and they didn't change it... Dev: But it works fine on my system!1 more...1 more...1 more...
But it says 'DD/MM/YYYY' just above the input field EDIT: it's very possible that the input field library they use uses the American date format by default and they didn't change it... it's very possible that the input field library they use uses the American date format by default and they didn't change it... Dev: But it works fine on my system!1 more...1 more...
it's very possible that the input field library they use uses the American date format by default and they didn't change it... Dev: But it works fine on my system!1 more...
I think it’s using the daft American date system of m/d/y
But it says 'DD/MM/YYYY' just above the input field
EDIT: it's very possible that the input field library they use uses the American date format by default and they didn't change it...
Dev: But it works fine on my system!