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WeMakeMachines / joplin-plugin-event-calendar

A simple event calendar plugin for Joplin
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date format wrong #3

Open MarcS1975 opened 9 months ago

MarcS1975 commented 9 months ago

Hi - can you change the plugin so it takes the date format from Joplin. I have Joplin set to dd-mm-yy but your plugin needs mm-dd-yy

WeMakeMachines commented 9 months ago

Unfortunately this is a limitation with JavaScript's Date API - this is how it expects the date to be formatted. There should be a better way to handle this though, I admit. I also prefer dd-mm-yy. I will have to look at this again.

MarcS1975 commented 9 months ago

i dont really know Java well but isnt there a TimeZone identifier that you can use. You could probably read the timezone from the Joplin config file.

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WeMakeMachines commented 9 months ago

It's not the timezone, but the date / time locale. Timezone won't help here since people can have different locale settings within the same timezone