pp wrote:
> > That's correct. Well it isn't correct but your statement is correct.
> > Date formatting codes are hard-coded at the moment, you can use
> > $object->date and the PHP date formatting functions.
>
> No it won't work.
>
> " setlocale ("LC_ALL","pl_PL");
> print ( date ("d m l Y ",$article->created)); "
>
> this returns english day name in my case.
The following fields are unix timestamps:
$article->startdate
$article->enddate
$article->created ($article->date is the formatted version of created)
$article->revised
$article->locked
$article->approved
Emile
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