Quote:Where shall I change the date format? Didn't find any button, text field or so to enter a »$StartDate.format("D.M0.y")«
No, you store the formatted date in a user string attribute and display the latter.
$MyString = $StartDate.format("D.M0.y")You can then use $MyString elsewhere.
Quote:You see that it adds a day by its own.
I can replicate this, please report this directly to
support. I think the issue is you need to change your
OS short date format so it uses 4-digit years and not just the last two, but as I say, ask support directly.
Quote:Here it writes a completely new date, which has nothing to do with Shakespeare at all (as far as I know).
The event prototype has this $HoverExpression:
if($StartDate){format($StartDate,'l')+if($EndDate){' - '+format($EndDate,'l')}}See
date formats for the explanation of the 'l' format. I suspect you want a different format. Try editing $HoverExpression for the prototype note 'Event' (so it affects all Event-based notes) so it is like this:
if($StartDate){$StartDate.format('D.M0.y')+if($EndDate){' - '+$EndDate.format('D.M0.y')}}The latter should make the date format look right, assuming the issue with date input can be solved.