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+Time format = <string>
+
+This option determines how the date and time of a logbook entry is displayed. The format
+of the string is the same as the C function
+
+strftime, so a string of %A, %B %d, %Y, %H:%M yields in a display of
+Thursday, November 15, 2001, 12:35 for example.
+
+
Date format = <string>
-This option determines how the date of a logbook entry is displayed. The format
-of the string is the same as the C function
+This option determines how the date is displayed from attributes which are of type "date".
+The format of the string is the same as the C function
strftime, so a string of %A, %B %d, %Y yields in a display of
Thursday, November 15, 2001 for example.
@@ -844,13 +853,13 @@ substitutions are possible:
- $<attribute>: The value of the attribute
- $logbook: The name of the current logbook
-
- $entry date: The message date, formatted via "Date format"
+
- $entry time: The message date and time, formatted via "Time format"
- $message id: The message ID
A typical example would be
-Thread display = $subject, posted by $author on $entry date
+Thread display = $subject, posted by $author on $entry time
Thread icon = <attribute>
@@ -975,7 +984,7 @@ The administrator has to ensure then of course that only trusted people can edit
Last submission = <string>
$entry date by $author. If
+Last submission colum. The default string is $entry time by $author. If
a logbook does not contain an author attribute, another string can
be chosen.