Date fix

Gatsu

Good evening,
How do I fix the dates of the old posts?

KBExit

Gatsu can you translate what G nov stands for?

Gatsu

KBExit nov is november
But I don't know what G means. This problem appeared when I uninstalled the diff extension

KBExit

Gatsu you have a link to the website so I can investigate?
Update, I found your site. Looks good to me?

You may need to clear your browser cache.

Gatsu

KBExit The problem does not occur on all posts but only the older ones that have been modified later. So I seemed to understand.

The cache is clean, that of flarum, litespeed and opcache.

KBExit

Gatsu give me the post link.

Edit, I wonder if your manual inputs are conflicting.
FoF Linguist fof/linguist

Check the the tables in that extension for post dates. I see in your forum: G Mov, G Feb, G Nov, etc.
Or, disable the extension, clear cache, see if the dates show properly, this will verify if it is even an input there that's messing up your dates.

GreXXL

Like in most cases having your php flarum info output will help narrowing it down. Can you please try if this issue also persists if you switch to English (the default language)?

mafesa

Did you notice this date too?

Gatsu

KBExit
You're right, it depends on the language. If I set in English the problem is no longer there.
https://www.nuovacaptur.it/d/1125-tutorial-aggiornamento-mappe-easylink/658

GreXXL
In English there is no problem

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KBExit

Gatsu looks like you can get this resolved now 😉

GreXXL

My guess is a problem in the italian language pack that has some of the date variables set wrong. Needs to be adressed in the lanuage pack. Best to report it there.

Gatsu

GreXXL I reported the problem to the developers of flarum.it. Thank you very much for your valuable help.

@peopleinside @Justoverclock

GreXXL

You can see it working on flarum.it just fine. So it might be a combination of something else you are using. What I can tell you is that my browser console is flooded with errors when I visit the post you shared - so debugging might be tricky if you don't solve those first.

Justoverclock

My opinion is that somewhere a wrong format is passed to the date (maybe another extension?)


dayjs(date).format('G MMM')
// instead of
dayjs(date).format('D MMM')

But as you can see in Flarum.it, everything is ok. you should probably try to disable some extension one by one to find the culprit

Gatsu

GreXXL
Justoverclock

The only thing I remember is that I deleted the diff extension.
https://discuss.flarum.org/d/22779-diff-for-flarum

GreXXL

So it turned out to be as I suspected an issue with the language pack and there is a new version available released by @Justoverclock

Gatsu

GreXXL yes, I have update it and now its ok. Thank you very much @GreXXL @Justoverclock