It will always be used when browsing data via special page "Browse" or for the annotated data values shown on a property page of type "Date". The predefined format will be shown to the user according to his or her preference setting for language (user language). TO in local time set in users preferences (see Local_time.).H:i:s, j F Y (year, month, day, hour, minute, second).1 it is also possible to display values in a per language predefined format for a total of four precisions: Starting with Semantic MediaWiki 2.4.0 Released on 9 July 2016 and compatible with MW 1.19.0 - 1.27.x. To correspond with the MediaWiki output, " MEDIAWIKI" will recognize the user settings in terms of preference and language settings. It has superior i18n support, but cannot handle all possible values such as BC dates. you can also use " MEDIAWIKI" behind the printout request to use the MediaWiki's i18n methods for time and date formatting. Starting with Semantic MediaWiki 1.7.0 Released on 1 January 2012 and compatible with MW 1.16.x - 1.19.x.
#MEDIAWIKI DELETE USER ISO#
Thus instead of displaying "Jan 9 2008" (achieved with printout request ?birthday) you will get "" (achieved with printout request ?birthday#ISO) which is a plain format representing an ISO formatted international date string. In case you want to keep the simple format in printout request of queries ( Inline queries or Concepts) you may use " ISO" behind the printout requests of this type. So a date specified as "2008" will also be printed as "2008" everywhere, even though it might be interpreted as "00:00:00" when comparing it to other dates. User settings are not taken into account for displaying dates.ĭisplay takes into account if parts of a date were omitted. Month names in displayed dates are just translated based on the wiki's current language (if translated names are available). dates are stored in a fully serialised format, including the calendar model.ĭates are displayed in a simple format that cannot be changed with the language setting in the user preferences. Since Semantic MediaWiki 1.8.0 Released on 2 December 2012 and compatible with MW 1.17.0 - 1.22.x However, time offsets to that local time are supported. For export, times are given without timezone information. A wiki may define what timezone this refers to by common conventions.
All dates and times refer to the "local time" of the server (or the wiki). It is able to support dates throughout human history in a unified format, and it offers internationalisation options for supporting more languages.
The datatype Date is used for data values that represent points in time.
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