Made the updated column in the plugins pref display using the system locale #373
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For some reason, that was in the list twice. Probably why XCode didn't arrange them. I've deleted the duplicate listing. |
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Made the updated column in the plugins pref display using the system locale
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Now, if we could just get the correct date to show up… ;) |
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So e.g. for users in Europe you'll get dd/mm/yyyy and those in the US get mm/dd/yy.
Basically, it's displayed as you have set in Sys Prefs -> Language & Text -> Formats
All that needed doing was updating the Date Formatter in IB to use the 10.4+ method.
I've also just organised the .xibs to be alphabetically here