Months on the web pages appear in Spanish

[nitrx]

Now I have put:

<#TtempH format="at hh:mm on dd/mm/yyyy">

And the result is:

a11:41 11:41 o41 26/06/2011

You should use #TtempH format="'at' hh:nn 'on' dd mmmm yyyy">

the at and on words can be in every language but must be set between an apostrophe (') you can choose different time and date notations.

[steve]

Steve, you say that the format of <recordsbegandate> not be changed but then I can apply "format = at hh: mm on dd / mm / yyyy" to <TtempH>?

That's right. But you have to get the syntax correct:

<#TtempH format="'at' hh: mm 'on' dd / mm / yyyy"> gives

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[ajcm]

Ok, now all good.

Mr. Steve, I never thought that does not work because webtag was wrong, I thought something was missing and that both "at" to "on" could not go along with the format "hh: mm" or "dd / mm / yyyy "without putting quotation marks or apostrophes or anything else.

Thanks.

[steve]

The problem is that anything in the format string which is a 'special' character gets interpreted as such (there's no way for it to know the difference), so you have to put it in quotes to stop that happening. I've updated the wiki and the help to make this clearer.