Links SQL Setup: Date Options

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Setup: Date Options

Date Options

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These are your date settings and control how dates are displayed in the user side of Links SQL. <%ifnot help%> Click Here for date format help. <%endif%>

<%if help%> You can change how the format of any dates displayed to the user using these settings. Date formats can use the following:

%yyyy% four digit year as in 1999

%yy% two digit year as in 99

%mmmm% long month name as in January

%mmm% short month name as in Jan

%mm% numerical month name as in 01

%dddd% long day name as in Sunday

%ddd% short day name as in Sun

%dd% numerical date.

Common formats include:

%yyyy%-%mm%-%dd% 1999-12-25

%dd%-%mmm%-%yyyy% 12-Dec-1999

%ddd% %mmm% %dd% %yyyy% Sat Dec 12 1999

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Date Options:
Database date format. This should be the same as how dates are returned from your database server.
date_db_format
User date format. This should be how you want the user to see your dates.
date_user_format
Expiry date format. This should be how you want the expiry date to be displayed.
date_expiry_format
Long user date format. This should be how you want the user to see long dates.
date_long_format
Date offset. How many hours to offset the date from your web server to your local time.
date_offset
Short day names (comma separated list).
date_days_short
Long day names (comma separated list).
date_days_long
Short month names (comma separated list).
date_month_short
Long month names (comma separated list).
date_month_long

%yyyy%	four digit year as in 1999
%yy%	two digit year as in 99
%mmmm%	long month name as in January
%mmm%	short month name as in Jan
%mm%	numerical month name as in 01
%dddd%	long day name as in Sunday
%ddd%	short day name as in Sun
%dd%	numerical date.

%yyyy%-%mm%-%dd%	1999-12-25
%dd%-%mmm%-%yyyy%	12-Dec-1999
%ddd% %mmm% %dd% %yyyy%	Sat Dec 12 1999