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I'd like to change the birthday date on the profile from [MM/DD/YYYY] to [DD/MM/YYYY] but I don't know what should I change...

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try changing the format in Admin Panel > System Admin > Time & Date
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I've tryed it too, but it doesn't work... :(

In fact, I've got fusion on spanish languaje. October (english) should be called "Octubre"(spanish) and it's shown as "oktoober" (german) (only in administration). But it's a secondary thing, before I want to change profile birthday date format.

Thanks!
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I am assuming you are using "todays_birthday_panel" infusion. ??????

The date used in this panel that I have is hard coded meaning it is Not using the date from the admin panel.

To change the date format to what you want, find this line of code:
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$heute = "____-".showdate('%m-%d',time());

and change the %m-%d to what you want.

If you are wanting to change this in the profile.php, then try changing it in the user_fields.
Edited by Joe Kriz on 13-10-2008 20:47,
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No, I believe tes means the profile field.

You could swish MM and DD by editing /includes/user_fields/user_birthdate_include.php

to something like this:
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<?php
/*-------------------------------------------------------+
| PHPFusion Content Management System
| Copyright © 2002 - 2008 Nick Jones
| http://www.php-fusion.co.uk/
+--------------------------------------------------------+
| Filename: user_birthdate_include.php
| Author: Digitanium
+--------------------------------------------------------+
| This program is released as free software under the
| Affero GPL license. You can redistribute it and/or
| modify it under the terms of this license which you
| can read by viewing the included agpl.txt or online
| at www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html. Removal of this
| copyright header is strictly prohibited without
| written permission from the original author(s).
+--------------------------------------------------------*/
if (!defined("IN_FUSION")) { die("Access Denied"); }

if ($profile_method == "input") {
   if (isset($user_data['user_birthdate']) && $user_data['user_birthdate'] != "0000-00-00") {
      $user_birthdate = explode("-", $user_data['user_birthdate']);
      $user_month = number_format($user_birthdate['1']);
      $user_day = number_format($user_birthdate['2']);
      $user_year = $user_birthdate['0'];
   } else {
      $user_month = 0; $user_day = 0; $user_year = 0;
   }
   echo "<tr>\n";
   echo "<td class='tbl'>".$locale['uf_birthdate'].": <span class='small2'>(dd/mm/yyyy)</span></td>\n";
   echo "<td class='tbl'><select name='user_day' class='textbox'>\n<option value=''>&nbsp;</option>\n";
   for ($i = 1; $i <= 31; $i++) { echo "<option".($user_day == $i ? " selected='selected'" : "").">".$i."</option>\n"; }
   echo "</select>\n<select name='user_month' class='textbox'>\n<option value=''>&nbsp;</option>\n";
   for ($i = 1; $i <= 12; $i++) { echo "<option".($user_month == $i ? " selected='selected'" : "").">".$i."</option>\n"; }
   echo "</select>\n<select name='user_year' class='textbox'>\n<option value=''>&nbsp;</option>\n";
   for ($i = date("Y"); $i > 1930; $i--) { echo "<option".($user_year == $i ? " selected='selected'" : "").">".$i."</option>\n"; }
   echo "</select>\n</td>\n";
   echo "</tr>\n";
} elseif ($profile_method == "display") {
   if ($user_data['user_birthdate'] != "0000-00-00") {
      echo "<tr>\n";
      echo "<td width='1%' class='tbl1' style='white-space:nowrap'>".$locale['uf_birthdate']."</td>\n";
      echo "<td align='right' class='tbl1'>";
      $months = explode("|", $locale['months']);
      $user_birthdate = explode("-", $user_data['user_birthdate']);
      echo "".number_format($user_birthdate['2']).". ".$months[number_format($user_birthdate['1'])]." ".$user_birthdate['0'];
      echo "</td>\n</tr>\n";
   }
} elseif ($profile_method == "validate_insert" || $profile_method == "validate_update") {
   if ((isset($_POST['user_month']) && $_POST['user_month'] != 0) && (isset($_POST['user_day']) && $_POST['user_day'] != 0) && (isset($_POST['user_year']) && $_POST['user_year'] != 0)) {
      $user_birthdate = (isnum($_POST['user_year']) ? $_POST['user_year'] : "0000")
      ."-".(isnum($_POST['user_month']) ? $_POST['user_month'] : "00")
      ."-".(isnum($_POST['user_day']) ? $_POST['user_day'] : "00");
   } else {
      $user_birthdate = "0000-00-00";
   }
   if ($profile_method == "validate_insert") {
      $db_fields .= ", user_birthdate";
      $db_values .= ", '".$user_birthdate."'";
   } elseif ($profile_method == "validate_update") {
      $db_values .= ", user_birthdate='".$user_birthdate."'";
   }
}
?>
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Just found this line of code in the /includes/user_fields/user_birthdate_include.php
The date is hard coded and doesn't use the time/date settings from the admin panel.

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   echo "<td class='tbl'>".$locale['uf_birthdate'].": <span class='small2'>(mm/dd/yyyy)</span></td>\n"


As sveinungs mentions above, just switch the mm and the dd around.

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if it is when you edit your profile use this, it is controlled via the admin panel

open /includes/user_fields/user_birthdate_include.php
find (line 29 to 38)
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   echo "<tr>\n";
   echo "<td class='tbl'>".$locale['uf_birthdate'].": <span class='small2'>(mm/dd/yyyy)</span></td>\n";
   echo "<td class='tbl'><select name='user_month' class='textbox'>\n<option value=''>&nbsp;</option>\n";
   for ($i = 1; $i <= 12; $i++) { echo "<option".($user_month == $i ? " selected='selected'" : "").">".$i."</option>\n"; }
   echo "</select>\n<select name='user_day' class='textbox'>\n<option value=''>&nbsp;</option>\n";
   for ($i = 1; $i <= 31; $i++) { echo "<option".($user_day == $i ? " selected='selected'" : "").">".$i."</option>\n"; }
   echo "</select>\n<select name='user_year' class='textbox'>\n<option value=''>&nbsp;</option>\n";
   for ($i = date("Y"); $i > 1930; $i--) { echo "<option".($user_year == $i ? " selected='selected'" : "").">".$i."</option>\n"; }
   echo "</select>\n</td>\n";
   echo "</tr>\n";


replace with
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   // Start SiteMaster style mod
   if ($settings['shortdate'] == "%d-%m-%Y" || $settings['shortdate'] == "%d/%m/%Y" || $settings['shortdate'] == "%d.%m.%Y"){
         echo "<tr>\n";
         echo "<td class='tbl'>".$locale['uf_birthdate'].": <span class='small2'>(dd/mm/yyyy)</span></td>\n";
         echo "<td class='tbl'><select name='user_day' class='textbox'>\n<option value=''>&nbsp;</option>\n";
         for ($i = 1; $i <= 31; $i++) { echo "<option".($user_day == $i ? " selected='selected'" : "").">".$i."</option>\n"; }
         echo "</select>\n<select name='user_month' class='textbox'>\n<option value=''>&nbsp;</option>\n";
         for ($i = 1; $i <= 12; $i++) { echo "<option".($user_month == $i ? " selected='selected'" : "").">".$i."</option>\n"; }
         echo "</select>\n<select name='user_year' class='textbox'>\n<option value=''>&nbsp;</option>\n";
         for ($i = date("Y"); $i > 1930; $i--) { echo "<option".($user_year == $i ? " selected='selected'" : "").">".$i."</option>\n"; }
         echo "</select>\n</td>\n";
         echo "</tr>\n";
   }else{
         echo "<tr>\n";
         echo "<td class='tbl'>".$locale['uf_birthdate'].": <span class='small2'>(mm/dd/yyyy)</span></td>\n";
         echo "<td class='tbl'><select name='user_month' class='textbox'>\n<option value=''>&nbsp;</option>\n";
         for ($i = 1; $i <= 12; $i++) { echo "<option".($user_month == $i ? " selected='selected'" : "").">".$i."</option>\n"; }
         echo "</select>\n<select name='user_day' class='textbox'>\n<option value=''>&nbsp;</option>\n";
         for ($i = 1; $i <= 31; $i++) { echo "<option".($user_day == $i ? " selected='selected'" : "").">".$i."</option>\n"; }
         echo "</select>\n<select name='user_year' class='textbox'>\n<option value=''>&nbsp;</option>\n";
         for ($i = date("Y"); $i > 1930; $i--) { echo "<option".($user_year == $i ? " selected='selected'" : "").">".$i."</option>\n"; }
         echo "</select>\n</td>\n";
         echo "</tr>\n";
   }
   // End SiteMaster style mod


English:
This mod will display the birthdate as set in Short date format in Admin panel -> System Admin -> Time and Date Settings

if %d-%m-%Y, %d/%m/%Y or %d.%m.%Y is selected it will show it like this 16-08-2008, 16/08/2008 or 16.08.2008
if non of the above is selected i will show the default month-day-year

if it is when you view a profile
in the same file find (lini 61)
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      echo $months[number_format($user_birthdate['1'])]." ".number_format($user_birthdate['2'])." ".$user_birthdate['0'];


replace with
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   // Start SiteMaster style mod
   if ($settings['shortdate'] == "%d-%m-%Y" || $settings['shortdate'] == "%d/%m/%Y" || $settings['shortdate'] == "%d.%m.%Y"){
      echo number_format($user_birthdate['2'])." ".$months[number_format($user_birthdate['1'])]." ".$user_birthdate['0'];
   }else{
      echo $months[number_format($user_birthdate['1'])]." ".number_format($user_birthdate['2'])." ".$user_birthdate['0'];
   }
   // End SiteMaster style mod


it use the same settings as the first code
Edited by SiteMaster on 13-10-2008 22:06,
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My post above didn't work for me.

I am trying to add a comma after the day in the birthdate in the profile.php which is similar to what you are trying to do.
Right now the birthdate reads like this.
October 13 2008
I think it should have a comma for US dates.

Here is the code in the profile.php
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echo "<td colspan='2' class='tbl2'><strong>".$locale['u045']."</strong></td>\n";
      [b]echo "</tr>\n".$user_fields_output[2];[/b]
      echo "</table>\n";

The part that needs changing is the $user_fields_output[2]
I cannot find where this is hiding.

Edit: haven't had time to try sitemasters yet
Edited by Joe Kriz on 13-10-2008 21:47,
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I've been reading all you've wrote. And finally I did this:

on "user_birthdate_include.php"

find
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echo $months[number_format($user_birthdate['1'])]." ".number_format($user_birthdate['2'])." ".$user_birthdate['0'];


replace with
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echo number_format($user_birthdate['2'])." ".$months[number_format($user_birthdate['1'])]." ".$user_birthdate['0'];


Thanks, all you for your help :)
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