| Description | I am aware that bug was described before: ( issue - 07882 https://bugs.limesurvey.org/view.php?id=7882 ) and marked as solved. It seems that the solution no longer works, perhaps this should be classed as regression?
According to my computer regional settings and the above resolved bug description the first day of the week should be Monday. Datepicker shows it is Sunday (see screenshot). I found no way to alter this and I also checked scripts/date.js where the option seems to be OK - according to the above closed bugreport i.e. there is option firstDay: "1", but it does not seem to work any longer, hence result is as per screenshot. Maybe a different datepicker is used now? |
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| Additional Information | this seems to be the function in scripts/date.js from which datepicker might take it'sdefault values, but it doesn't seem to do so any longer:
function doPopupDate(qId) {
if($("#question"+qId+" .popupdate").length){
var basename = $("#question"+qId+" .popupdate").attr("id").substr(6);
format=$('#dateformat'+basename).val();
language=$('#datelanguage'+basename).val();
var $dp = $("#question"+qId+" .popupdate").datetimepicker({
changeYear: true,
changeMonth: true,
defaultDate: +0,
// TODO: add support for minute interval, different month identifiers and times without minutes
firstDay: "1",
duration: 'fast',
// set more options at "runtime"
show: setPickerOptions,
onShow: setPickerOptions,
}, $.datepicker.regional[language]);
}
$("#question"+qId).find('div.input-group.date').on('dp.change', function(){
$(this).find('input').trigger('change');
});
} |
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