The date coming out of it follows d-MMM-yyyy format, and I'd like to have yyyy-m-d, but don't know how to achieve that. The date format configured in Confluence's General Configuration has no influence over this.
Hi!
Now it is configurable in language format by profile or in global settings.
I mean if you select English(UK) it will work as EU date format, instead of US format.
Cheers,
Gonchik Tsymzhitov
Hi Gonchik, and Atlassian,
I'm currently having trouble with the 6.11 confluence release - before I upgraded from 6.8, my date picker is showing EU format (dd-mm-yyyy) - after upgrade to 6.11, it is using US format (mm-dd-yyyy) even if language is set to English (UK).
Would you or anyone run into same issue and know the fix?
Thanks,
Kelvin
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To confirm, I created 2 new instance of confluence using the official Atlassian docker hub images
6.8.1: Issue doesn't exist (right out of the box, date picker shows dd-mm-yyyy format for me)
6.11.0: Date picker defaults to mm-dd-yyyy even though English (UK) is set
Thanks!
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Having the same issue with 6.12.0
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I found the issue in the end (for me at least)
Old versions of Confluence ignore the browser language - somewhere between 6.8.1 and 6.11 they enabled it, so after upgrade, it will use the language specified by the browser (and the country settings, English UK or US for example)
I could change the setting on all the browsers on all my machines, but then can't be bothered
On 6.11, I set the below, and then restart, to ignore the browser language.
In /opt/atlassian/confluence/bin/setenv.sh:
CATALINA_OPTS=
"-Dconfluence.browser.language.enabled=false ${CATALINA_OPTS}"
Alternatively changing the language on the browser "should" work.
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Hi, I run into this same issue with my customers installation. The // notation results in html5 time tag and how the time is displayed is decided by confluence when rendering the page.
Displayed format seems to be effected by system locale and chosen confluence language. And there is no way to override these as far as I know, does Atlassian have any plans to make this configurable? Or is there any workaround?
I this case the locale is fi_FI and confluence language pack is in english. This combination results in a display format which is not english or finish.
Please Atlassian, make this configurable.
Cheers,
Jesse Lahtinen
Polar Shift Ltd.
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Date is actually displayed differently depending on your local/language computer settings and/or internet browser language settings... (I do not remember which one but it has been confirmed by support somehow...) a user with a German windows will be displayed differently as a user with English one.
This leads to major problems when using this // formatting: see https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-33566
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