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Youhou!! :D
Also: why not have an option for h24 and monday? I think it would be easier to understand that choosing a locale (since even around me people uses different way to say the date/time)
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I would also like to put my vote in for 24 h clock settings and Monday start of week without needing to change locale settings. I am in the US and work in a medical setting. We use US date format, 24 hr clock, and Monday start of week.
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I would also prefer to have date, time, and start-of-week settings independent of the Locale setting.
I'd like to be able to set a 24 hour clock, yyyy-mm-dd, and Monday as start-of-week.
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Hello! This issue seems to be closed on github, however I don't see how I can select 24h, Monday week start or iso format anywhere in nextcloud 16.0.8. Am I just blind or is it not there?
My workaround is setting my local as English(Ireland). That gets you 24 hr clock with Monday week start. Stuck with European date format, but I can live with that.
I don't understand what got merged here, but it's still impossible to select ISO-8601 (yyyy-mm-dd) date formats, 24h time, week starting monday, English strings in NC 19.0.4. Is there another issue that I missed?
Can we just have separate settings for that instead of making people use en_DK? Are we sure there is a locale that use 24h for each language that Nextcloud supports, or do we only care about English?
agreed can we just have independent options? how do i figure out how to get 24hours, dd/mm/yyyy date format and weeks that start on mondays? feels like i have to test all the locales one by one.......
@davralin cool thanks that's rather close to what i want, i would rather have / instead of . for example
that said i'll probably switch the norwegian locale for the time being
8 years and still no way to start the week on monday but keep an english locale ?
Did I miss something please ?
EDIT : Nevermind. Choosing English (British English) as a workaround will do for now. I don't mind the date format.
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jancborchardt commentedon Oct 18, 2016
Yes, and that region format should be used by the Calendar, instead of having its own settings. :)
georgehrke commentedon Oct 18, 2016
The calendar uses the language at the moment 🙈
We already ditched the checkbox for 12/24 and start of week for good.
jancborchardt commentedon Oct 18, 2016
Ah right, awesome! :)
georgehrke commentedon Feb 8, 2017
@jancborchardt What are your requirements for this feature? :)
What is the region dropdown going to look like?
A list of all countries?
adsworth commentedon Feb 8, 2017
For reference this is what the dialog looks like in GNOME.

and both are basically a list of a locales available on the system.
georgehrke commentedon Feb 8, 2017
moment.locales()gives a list of all available locales in moment.jsWe just need to map the array elements:
We probably want to filter the list though. It contains as much as 107 elements.
jancborchardt commentedon Feb 14, 2017
Exactly, it should be directly together with the language dropdown, and default to the same as the language.
skjnldsv commentedon Feb 20, 2017
Youhou!! :D
Also: why not have an option for h24 and monday? I think it would be easier to understand that choosing a locale (since even around me people uses different way to say the date/time)
georgehrke commentedon Mar 1, 2017
@adsworth Do you want to work on this? :)
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jkelly99 commentedon Jan 23, 2019
I would also like to put my vote in for 24 h clock settings and Monday start of week without needing to change locale settings. I am in the US and work in a medical setting. We use US date format, 24 hr clock, and Monday start of week.
dugganjl commentedon Sep 29, 2019
I would also prefer to have date, time, and start-of-week settings independent of the Locale setting.
I'd like to be able to set a 24 hour clock, yyyy-mm-dd, and Monday as start-of-week.
telmich commentedon May 19, 2020
Hello! This issue seems to be closed on github, however I don't see how I can select 24h, Monday week start or iso format anywhere in nextcloud 16.0.8. Am I just blind or is it not there?
jkelly99 commentedon May 19, 2020
My workaround is setting my local as English(Ireland). That gets you 24 hr clock with Monday week start. Stuck with European date format, but I can live with that.
haarp commentedon Nov 14, 2020
I don't understand what got merged here, but it's still impossible to select ISO-8601 (yyyy-mm-dd) date formats, 24h time, week starting monday, English strings in NC 19.0.4. Is there another issue that I missed?
haarp commentedon Nov 14, 2020
Ok, I've just opened #24134 which, once fixed, should finally give us English ISO-8601.
remram44 commentedon Nov 14, 2020
Can we just have separate settings for that instead of making people use
en_DK? Are we sure there is a locale that use 24h for each language that Nextcloud supports, or do we only care about English?Fuseteam commentedon Dec 15, 2020
agreed can we just have independent options? how do i figure out how to get 24hours, dd/mm/yyyy date format and weeks that start on mondays? feels like i have to test all the locales one by one.......
davralin commentedon Dec 16, 2020
In latest NC20, one can select the language and locale independently.
I have both english language, and Norwegian locale - giving me:
as date-format, and all the text in english.
Fuseteam commentedon Dec 16, 2020
@davralin cool thanks that's rather close to what i want, i would rather have
/instead of.for examplethat said i'll probably switch the norwegian locale for the time being
Fuseteam commentedon Dec 16, 2020
actually nevermind that turns it into this

davralin commentedon Dec 16, 2020
Indeed, that's weird, from my activity-feed:
First part is english, second part is norwegian.
jm355 commentedon Feb 10, 2024
Has anyone found a way to fix this?
didli commentedon Oct 16, 2024
8 years and still no way to start the week on monday but keep an english locale ?
Did I miss something please ?
EDIT : Nevermind. Choosing English (British English) as a workaround will do for now. I don't mind the date format.