Topic: New webpage problem

Nordfriese
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Posted at: Yesterday 12:28 UTC+2.0

I like that the seconds are displayed in the timestamp by default now.
When you're logged in, the website uses the format you defined in your profile settings; when logged out, the format is now (I think) defined via your browser's locale settings, or falls back to the server's style if JavaScript is disabled.

Big +1 for timestamps in comments.


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kaputtnik
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Posted at: Yesterday 15:38 UTC+2.0

Nordfriese wrote

I like that the seconds are displayed in the timestamp by default now.

Personally i never noticed the seconds face-grin.png The most relevant part for me is the date, since posts are ordered by date/time.

When you're logged in, the website uses the format you defined in your profile settings; when logged out, the format is now (I think) defined via your browser's locale settings, or falls back to the server's style if JavaScript is disabled.

Yes, that's exactly how it works. More precisely we use toLocaleString() for displaying the date/time for not logged in users.

Big +1 for timestamps in comments.

I'll look into it face-smile.png


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