Difference between revisions of "Locale and Date Formats"
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Latest revision as of 08:11, 6 July 2004
| Variable | Default Value | Description |
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| language | english | Name of your language file. Additional language files may be available for download at www.geeklog.net . If you translate a language file, please send it to us. Also see Localization. |
| locale | en-gb | Locale for the system |
| date | %A, %B %d %Y @ %I:%M %p %Z | Date format used for most of the site, including story displays. See Date formats. |
| daytime | %m/%d %I:%M%p | Date format used when a shorter date is needed. See Date formats. |
| shortdate | %x | Date format this is the shortest date. See Date formats. |
| dateonly | %d-%b | Short date format (day and month only), to be used e.g. in the Upcoming Events and Older Stories blocks. See Date formats. |
| timeonly | %I:%M %p %Z | Format string for the time only, to be used e.g. on the Event Details page. See Date formats. |
| default_charset | iso-8859-1 | Character encoding used by Geeklog when serving HTML pages or sending email. Only used if the language file did not already set another character encoding. |
