Thanks for this module, that's exactly what I was searching for.
I am currently using the date format "d.m.Y" which does normally produce "01.03.2019 – 15.04.2019 / 01.04.2019 – 15.04.2019".
Unfortunately this module currently does not take the punctuation of the grouped start values into account and produces "01.03 – 15.04.2019 / 01 – 15.04.2019" instead of "01.03. – 15.04.2019 / 01. – 15.04.2019".
I also tried "d. F Y" which produces "01 – 15. April 2019" instead of "01. – 15. April 2019" … if the date spans over multiple months it works correctly, "01. März – 15. April 2019", because the month does not have a point after its value.
Do you think this would be possible with some tweaks?
Thanks in advance for your help!
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #2 | date_group_ordinalsuffix.diff | 1.92 KB | sleitner |
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Comment #2
sleitner commentedI had the same problem. The patch solves the problem for . (eg. 01. – 15. April 2019) and S (April 1st - 15th 2019) format characters.
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sleitner commentedComment #5
sdstyles commentedThanks for this nice feature.