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  1. lilmaouz
    Member

    Hello, sorry to disturb, but what's the result you get for this setting? Thanks in advance for your help.
    http://translate.wordpress.com/projects/wpcom/fr/default?filters%5Bstatus%5D=either&filters%5Boriginal_id%5D=2709&filters%5Btranslation_id%5D=562625

    The blog I need help with is lilmaouz.wordpress.com.

  2. lilmaouz
    Member

    Oops! Sorry, it was Y/m/d \a\t g:i A (in glotpress) but it doesn't matter, just telling me what's the result on your own website would be fantastic. Thanks :)

  3. lilmaouz
    Member

    Sorry, me again (this topic isn't about a translation issue)
    Could it be this " \.\.\." variable to be missing or incorrect in the php or so?
    (the opinion of someone familiar with this language would be more than welcome)

  4. justjennifer
    Member

    According to the documentation on time settings linked from the Dashboard>Settings>General Settings Y/m/d \a\t g:i A should produce

    2010/11/06 at 12:50 AM

  5. lilmaouz
    Member

    Hello, justjennifer. Thanks for your reply.
    Yes, it "should", but it doesn't...
    Currently \a\t g:i A produces this: \am\31 11:47 AM
    Did you try successfuly, or have any idea how to get the correct result?

  6. lilmaouz
    Member

    In french "am/pm" does not exist.
    We say: Publié le 29 mars à 11h 58
    So we need this \h function
    Many of us have tried, in vain

  7. justpi
    Member

    For "29 mars à 11h 58" you need this (without the space between & and #):

    d F à h& #104; i

  8. justpi
    Member

    In case that's not clear, this (without the spaces)
    & # 1 0 4 ;
    is the HTML for the letter h.

  9. lilmaouz
    Member

    Justpi, you're just awesome :D
    THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH!!! ٩(•̃-•̃ )۶♥

  10. justpi
    Member

    You're welcome!

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