Tickets :: Comment on [#13639] Correct date format is missing

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Comment	>>>> Besides some hardcoded examples, the list also contains the formats >>>> that are defined as the correct date format for the current locale as >>>> provided by your system. If those aren't correct, you need to fix >>>> your operating system's locale definitions. >>> >>> Contacting every Web hosting service in the world that use Horde >>> doesn't seem like a effective way to make the change. Maybe it would >>> be better to hardcode more scroll menu alternatives? Not that >>> difficult either. >> >> There are already WAY too many as it is. It makes zero sense to show >> additional formatting definitions to users in certain locales that >> will never be used. >> >> If you are changing locale data, and you are not seeing a >> corresponding change in PHP, then either your system or PHP is broken. >> >> We are using the C-standard strftime definitions, so you need to look >> into your system regarding its behavior. >> If the > > Still a bug. > > Look, attaching two screenshots from the Horde used by a web hosting > service for configuring the date. The second figure shows there are > only 3 short date formats to choose from. > > "..already WAY too many?" Don't think so. Most people can even count to 4...
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