I would like to be able to show a date as a day of the week. Using dddd
works if the date is at least a week away:
Saturday
[date=2025-11-01 time=18:00:00 timezone="Europe/Madrid" format="dddd"]
But if the date is yesterday or in 48 hours, the time appears along with yesterday/today/tomorrow:
- [date=2020-10-31 time=18:00:00 timezone="Europe/Madrid" format="dddd"]
- [date=2020-11-01 time=18:00:00 timezone="Europe/Madrid" format="dddd"]
- [date=2020-11-02 time=15:00:00 timezone="Europe/Madrid" format="dddd"]
- [date=2020-11-03 time=15:00:00 timezone="Europe/Madrid" format="dddd"]
Is there a way to prevent this smart behavior?
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Slowhand
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I asked this question a while ago in this thread
Short answer was to put in the words “calendar=off”
[ date=2020-11-01 time=11:10:00 timezone="America/Chicago"calendar=off ]
2020-11-01T17:10:00Z
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Thank you so much for asking it (and sharing it).
I found the tests here:
https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/master/plugins/discourse-local-dates/test/javascripts/lib/local-date-builder-test.js.es6#L304
I didn’t know there were all these other options:
- timezones
- displayedTimezone
- countdown
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system
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