Timetable dates in header not grammatically correct

[kmapnetpl]

Example: https://savitriyoga.pl/grafik/

Is: "17 czerwiec 2019" (incorrect!)
Should be: "17 czerwca 2019"

Interestingly the grammar is *correct* here: https://savitriyoga.pl/classes/

Same issue on my test site: http://km.apnet.pl/wp/timetable/
(login credentials in another issue)

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[Anonymous]

Hi,

Thanks for contacting us.

We are so sorry for the late response because we had some problems so we cannot help you during that time.

For your question: We don't understand your language but this is the default of the calendar library and we cannot change it.

Please check, then let us know if you get another point.

Thanks.

NooTheme

 

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[kmapnetpl]

Could you point me to the code where the incorrect date is generated?
Is that php or js?

Here's the incorrect result:

wt 25 czerwiec 2019

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[kmapnetpl]

wt 25 czerwiec 2019

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[kmapnetpl]

Unable to paste html here... Replacing angle braces with square ones:

[ th class="fc-day-header fc-widget-header fc-tue fc-future" data-date="2019-06-25" ][span]wt 25 czerwiec 2019[/span][/th]

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[Anonymous]

Hi,

Thanks for your feedback.

We are so sorry for the late response because we joined the summer holiday of our company so we cannot help you during that time.

Currently, we have used the default library of Calendar of WordPress so you can go to Setting> General >Date Format then chooses the appropriate date format as your desired.

You can check it, then feedback us.

Thank you.

NooTheme

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[kmapnetpl]

Hi,

The date in the timetable header seems to be related to what is set in Setting> General >Date Format, but not exactly.

For example, I've set custom date format as "xxx".
It is displayed perfectly well here (see "Open" and "Next): http://km.apnet.pl/wp/classes/joga-na-dobry-dzien/

But there's a complete mess here: http://km.apnet.pl/wp/timetable/

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[Anonymous]

Hi,

Thanks for your feedback.

You need to configure a meaning custom date in General. For example Y-m-d. If you enter "xxx" the system of WordPress default cannot understand your signal.

Hopefully, you can understand it.

Best Regards,

NooTheme

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