Changes between Version 1 and Version 4 of Ticket #31268
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- Mar 27, 2020, 12:51:37 AM (4 years ago)
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Ticket #31268 – Description
v1 v4 1 Hi, 2 3 Based on the way date are represented in Algeria, the actual `SHORT_DATE_FORMAT` is `'d/m/Y'` but the correct format is `'Y/m/d'`. 4 The actual locale ar-DZ formats are also missing (pull request pending): 1 Based on the way date are represented in Algeria, the actual `SHORT_DATE_FORMAT` is `'d/m/Y'` but the correct format is `'j F Y'`. 2 The actual locale `ar-DZ` formats are also missing (pull request pending): 5 3 {{{ 6 SHORT_DATE_FORMAT = 'Y/m/d' 4 SHORT_DATE_FORMAT = 'j F Y' 5 SHORT_DATETIME_FORMAT = 'j F Y H:i' 7 6 8 7 DATE_INPUT_FORMATS = [ 9 '%Y/%m/%d', '%y/%m/%d', # '2006/10/25', '06/10/25'8 '%Y/%m/%d', # '2006/10/25' 10 9 ] 11 10 TIME_INPUT_FORMATS = [ … … 24 23 ----------- 25 24 26 Even if most RTL other countries are using or still using `'d/m/Y '`, Algeria is not. For every date on any resource (News, Official communications, News paper) that using Arabic as a language, the Date format is `' Y/m/d'`.25 Even if most RTL other countries are using or still using `'d/m/Y '`, Algeria is not. For every date on any resource (News, Official communications, News paper) that using Arabic as a language, the Date format is `'j F Y'`. 27 26 28 27 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algeria The Wikipedia] describes the French language in Algeria (`fr-DZ`) LTR, not the Arabic (`ar-DZ`) that we are talking about here. 28 29 Abbreviations of months don't exist in Algerian Arabic that's why we need to use `N` in short formats instead of `F`.