Android Day Format
Android Day Format
Hi, I use the Android Pro version and can't seem to get the day name to display using the macro.
This works correctly on the PC version, by on Android the output is just "0020", which parameters do I need to change/add?
{#datetime -f dddd}
This works correctly on the PC version, by on Android the output is just "0020", which parameters do I need to change/add?
{#datetime -f dddd}
@mh348
maybe {#daytime -f ddddd} (with 5 d's) will work (I think -f dddd is for weekday)
Is there an Android manual you can look into?
Peter
Windows 10 - PhraseExpress v14.0.177
maybe {#daytime -f ddddd} (with 5 d's) will work (I think -f dddd is for weekday)
Is there an Android manual you can look into?
Peter
Windows 10 - PhraseExpress v14.0.177
I've tried but but #daytime doesn't do anything. I've also tried #datetime with 3, 4, 5, 6 d's but that doesn't make any difference.
According to the PE Android manual, these two date Macro's are supported, #datetime, #date but I can't figure out the parameters for the day name.
Any other idea's?
According to the PE Android manual, these two date Macro's are supported, #datetime, #date but I can't figure out the parameters for the day name.
Any other idea's?
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{#datetime -f EEEE}
Awesome thanks! Works 100%
Hi, Is there a way to get the weekday name in uppercase using the above code?
I basically want to use it to output text as follows:
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#HASHTAG - MONDAY, text
13/07/2020, Monday
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#HASHTAG - {#datetime -f EEEE -s +1D}, text
{#datetime -f dd mmmm yyyy -s +1D}
{#insertclipboard}
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For uppercase, use
We do not know, why you get an additional line. Make sure you do not have any unneeded line breaks in your phrase content.
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{#uppercase {#datetime -f EEEE -s +1D}}
Thanks for this, but now both day names are changing to uppercase instead of just the first line..Technical Support wrote: ↑14 Jul 20, 08:44For uppercase, useWe do not know, why you get an additional line. Make sure you do not have any unneeded line breaks in your phrase content.Code: Select all
{#uppercase {#datetime -f EEEE -s +1D}}
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Make sure you have a closing bracket } for every opening bracket {, in the right order.