• Hi there,

    The date picker has one date format on load and then another if you change the date. That’s a bit confusing. Is it possible to just always use the date format set in the WordPress settings? Or how can I adjust the date format?

    Check this video: https://app.screencast.com/HgZM8mZFZ9Tvp

    Best Regards,
    Peter

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  • Plugin Support fesupportteam

    (@fesupportteam)

    Hi @pstidsen

    You can configure the date format in the date filter settings: https://prnt.sc/dh_nBFcmkFd-

    Best Regards,
    Victor

    Thread Starter pstidsen

    (@pstidsen)

    Wauw.. How did I oversee that!? I have looked for that several time 😀

    How can I escape a character? In WordPress default setting my format is “j \d\e F \d\e Y”, but if I use that, the “d” not shown as the letter d but as the date number.

    Plugin Support fesupportteam

    (@fesupportteam)

    This can be achieved by default encapsulation like this: \d

    Settings: https://prnt.sc/L7hC3olc43aF

    Front-end: https://prnt.sc/iMgQG9DCsMfq

    Best Regards,
    Victor

    Thread Starter pstidsen

    (@pstidsen)

    Hi Victor,

    Does not work on my end. This: F j, Y \d /d gives me this: https://app.screencast.com/ZK5PbEUIplEl3

    Plugin Support fesupportteam

    (@fesupportteam)

    We have tested it on both versions, so it is most likely related specifically to your site configurations or certain PHP settings.

    Best Regards,
    Victor

    Thread Starter pstidsen

    (@pstidsen)

    Hi Victor

    Thanks for the clarification. I have found a conflict, but it still only work on load and not after changing the date in the field. Nor in the chips.

    Can you confirm that it works in all places at your end?

    https://app.screencast.com/BPfI0r3x4QWGC

    Plugin Support fesupportteam

    (@fesupportteam)

    Hi @pstidsen

    Please send us the exact format you are using in the settings so we can test it on our end.

    Best Regards,
    Victor

    Thread Starter pstidsen

    (@pstidsen)

    The goal is this j \d\e F \d\e Y but I have also tried with your test F j, Y \d /d 

    Plugin Support fesupportteam

    (@fesupportteam)

    @pstidsen So we have checked it on our end and got the same results. It looks like the date function from PHP itself is working fine. However, the JS functionality doesn’t follow the same rules, causing slightly different results. We’ve added this to the list of potential bugs for the development team so it can be fixed in future updates.

    Best Regards,
    Victor

    Thread Starter pstidsen

    (@pstidsen)

    Hi Victor,

    I am glad to hear that it works in the same way at your end, even tough I have hoped it was my misconfiguration. I hope you will be able to fix the bug soon 🙂

    Thread Starter pstidsen

    (@pstidsen)

    Any news on the bug?

    Plugin Support fesupportteam

    (@fesupportteam)

    Hi @pstidsen

    We have passed it to the development team. They have reviewed it and added it to their list, but we do not know exactly when it will be implemented. Unfortunately, we cannot influence the priority, as it is fully determined by the development team.

    We are waiting for the update with the new information, just like you. As soon as we receive any updates, we will inform you immediately.

    Best Regards,
    Victor

    Thread Starter pstidsen

    (@pstidsen)

    Hi @fesupportteam,

    Any news on this bug?

    / Peter

    Plugin Support fesupportteam

    (@fesupportteam)

    Hi @pstidsen

    Unfortunately, as far as we know, probably not earlier than 1.9.3 or even 1.9.4, as there are numerous changes coming to the free version in 1.9.2, all of which are connected to core functionality. As a result, this is postponing other tweaks like that.

    Best Regards,
    Victor

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