Hi,
I'm european, so we use the dd/mm/aaaa (which is dd/mm/yyyy in spanish) format for dates. In the forms, I've introduced this, so it seems like the field is localized:
I've introduced this dates using that field and I get the dates like this. It's in american format, so it could also be localized here, but anyways. I can guess it's always December:
So for the last 3, it saved it like european dates, because you cannot have the month 15 or 25. But for the first one, as it's possible to have day 12 of month 10, it saved it in american format, so if I edit the option again, now I get this:
So it's wrong, because it was an operation opened in December, not October. And it's a mess, because it thinks that the option is not closed, which is weird, because either 12/10 or 10/12 should be expired already, but it's not:
If I can help you test something, just tell me.
Edit: Wait, maybe this last problem is because it appears as opened because you have to close them manually? I just put the close date and now it dissapeared from there. Shouldn't the app auto-close the options after the expiry date?
If that's correct, then maybe everything is ok, and the only think to fix (improve?) would be show the dates in european format also in the tables depending on the locale info.
Hi,
I'm european, so we use the dd/mm/aaaa (which is dd/mm/yyyy in spanish) format for dates. In the forms, I've introduced this, so it seems like the field is localized:
I've introduced this dates using that field and I get the dates like this. It's in american format, so it could also be localized here, but anyways. I can guess it's always December:
So for the last 3, it saved it like european dates, because you cannot have the month 15 or 25. But for the first one, as it's possible to have day 12 of month 10, it saved it in american format, so if I edit the option again, now I get this:
So it's wrong, because it was an operation opened in December, not October. And it's a mess, because it thinks that the option is not closed, which is weird, because either 12/10 or 10/12 should be expired already, but it's not:
If I can help you test something, just tell me.
Edit: Wait, maybe this last problem is because it appears as opened because you have to close them manually? I just put the close date and now it dissapeared from there. Shouldn't the app auto-close the options after the expiry date?
If that's correct, then maybe everything is ok, and the only think to fix (improve?) would be show the dates in european format also in the tables depending on the locale info.