The site has several issues including non-functional search and favorites, and language settings affecting interface elements.

Vasiliy Sokolov 2016.04.28 12:26 #15661

Karputov Vladimir:
Why is this place:Errors, bugs, questions bad?

It's a good place. You just need to know programming standards and practices to write here. But you can't say that about every member here.

Slava 2016.04.28 13:52 #15662

Vasiliy Sokolov:

hh -> 12; HH -> 24;

Here is a good specification:https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/8kb3ddd4(v=vs.110).aspx

The description of the time format yyyy.mm.dd hh:mi:ss appeared in our documentation in 2003. At that time, it was one of the acceptable formats.

At some point in time after 2012, an unidentified documentator replaced this description - and then it was finally noticed.

So, consider this entry, which we have now recovered, as memorial

Converts value containing time Time Confused!! DateTime()

Slava 2016.04.28 13:55 #15663

Vasiliy Sokolov:
Do not correct it under any circumstances! This is not correct. The time format is set as "yyyy.MM.dd hh:mm:ss". MM large is month, mm (small) is minutes, ss is seconds. Normally a large MM is ignored and replaced by a small one, since the context indicates that the month in question is the month in question.

yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss

Vladimir Pastushak 2016.04.28 20:41 #15664

How is it ??? The language is English, the text is Russian...

Vladimir Karputov 2016.04.28 20:42 #15665

Vladimir Pastushak:

How is it ??? The language is English, the text is Russian...

It's true: operating system language is Russian. If you change the system language to English, you'll be able to use non-Russian letters on the buttons.