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Showing incorrect date format

K Ericsson

On the ITS-PRO tempo timesheet, the dates are displaying as DD.MM instead of MM/DD. For example, today is May 8. The date should show as 05/08. Instead, it shows as 08.05, which makes me think it is August 5.

This is very confusing, as this is not the USA format for dates.

Please, please PLEASE, HOW CAN WE FIX THE DATE FORMAT???????????????

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Susanne Götz _Tempo_

Hi @K Ericsson ,

I can confirm that the My Work Calendar view is not respecting the settings in JIRA look and feel.

I have forwarded this to the development team for maintenance.

Regards,
Susanne Götz
Tempo team

K Ericsson

Thank you, Susanne. I hope that this will be fixed very soon. We have been mentioning this for about two years now, and have had two upgrades. Yet, the same problem persists.

The support web site shows a screen print where the date is displayed properly, so not sure why something that WAS working no longer is.

Here is the screen print from the support web site, showing the proper display of dates:

from tempo jira support web site screen shot showing dates are properly set up.JPG

Support web site where the screen print is:

https://tempoplugin.jira.com/wiki/spaces/TEMPO/pages/172785680/Worklog+Calendar+Time+View

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE FIX THIS!

Dave Clark

Six years later and still NO SOLUTION. I included a picture this time so you know exactly what is the problem. The submit period shows an ISO date which is fine. But the calendar selection dates can't be configured to either ISO or USA formats. See below:

Tempo Date Formats.png

K Ericsson

@Dave Clark Thank you for the supporting reply.

Per the above reply from Susanne Götz from over a year ago, looks like the Tempo Team is right on it.

Looks like the software release for the years 2032-2034 might see this fixed.

Dave Clark

Figures. ;-)

Melinda Dobai

date format is right for the rest of the world

Michaël Betsch_7jcm8a

Still nothing to this day ? In French, the dates are wrong all over Tempo's interface, however it's configured in Jira's admin.