These formats are designed to be
used when displaying dates using the JDate class; a full description of the JDate class
is available in Chapter 12. The format values vary depending on the language locale,
the default formats are used if they are not defined in the corresponding locale
language file (we will discuss multilingual support shortly).
Name Default Format Example
DATE_FORMAT_LC %A, %d %B %Y Sunday, 23 June 1912
DATE_FORMAT_LC2 %A, %d %B %Y %H:%M Sunday, 23 June 1912 00:00
DATE_FORMAT_LC3 %d %B %Y 23 June 1912
DATE_FORMAT_LC4 %d.%m.%y 23.06.12
A number of constants in Joomla! 1.5 have been deprecated. The following constants
are included for legacy compatibility. You should not use these in new extensions.
These constants are only available if the legacy system module is published.
Deprecated Constant Description
_ISO Character set
_VALID_MOS Use _JEXEC instead
_MOS_MAMBO_INCLUDED Use _JEXEC instead
_DATE_FORMAT_LC Use DATE_FORMAT_LC instead
_DATE_FORMAT_LC2 Use DATE_FORMAT_LC2 instead
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Multilingual Support
A major strength of Joomla! is its built-in multilingual support.
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