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This is possible albeit slightly complicated. Right now the string is being passed directly into new Date(...). It seems to recognize year/month/day, and month/day/year by default. I think the correct solution will be to manually parse dates myself, and pass individual date/time components to the Date constructor. I will get to this eventually but it isn't super high priority.
It is possible to use ISO8601 dates, which has year-month-day like so: date(1995-12-17 03:53:00).
What's really needed is a Date output format option. It seems now it just uses locale for output. This means you can get confusing output like: date(01/23/4567) = 23/1/4567 and you can make copypaste errors.
Should be much easier to implement than custom parsing too.
Hi,
Love the extension.
Any chance of providing an option to change the date format?
Thanks from Australia
Lee
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