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In French Quebec, we need to remove the 00 in minutes (11 h 00, 9 h 00, 20 h 00, etc.). Do you know how to do that?
I’m not quite sure I understand. So if the minutes are “00”, you don’t want to show them but in other cases you do?
Can I ask what time formatting string you’re using?
I’m using #H h #i. You are right. In french, if the minutes are “00”, you don’t have to show them but in other cases you do (ex. : 13 h for 13:00, 22 h fo 22:00, 23 h 5 for 23:05, 9 h 15 for 09:15, etc.)
Thank you very much for your great work! I really appreciate it!
Ok, I’ll add an option to remove leading zero’s from minutes (using the php function ltrim will do the job nicely). For the hour: use #G
Thank you very much!
When I use #G, it is not working… The results are many numbers in line (1291231800 h 30 for 19:30)
Also, if i want to see some conditional text in the time like this #@_{\t\o j F Y}, I must always put two slashes (\) to have one when I save the data. It seems like a bug.
Hmmm … I’ll check on the #G, might be an incompatibility between mysql2date() from wordpress and date() from php.
For the backslashes: it’s a wordpress editor thing, nothing to do with EME on itself. If you use the visual editor that *might* work better (haven’t tested it though)
As I suspected: mysql2date from wordpress uses “G” for something else. I replaced all calls to mysql2date to “date_i18n” and “strtotime”, now it works as expected.
Implemented in trunk:
added an option to remove leading zeros from minutes: 09 becomes 9, 00 becomes empty
How can i use the option? Where I find the information?
Maybe it’s because i use the French version but I don’t see any information about this new option.
Super! I thought that it was a tag. Thanks.
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