#10067

Never noticed the date output in the dropdown was dynamic... so made sense to actually use the relative days feature to _actually show_ how it works by placing "Today" within the date, and append it with a date of how it'd be formatted it it wasn't yesterday/today/tomorrow by offsetting the time() by 1 year negatively.

Bonus is that the RELATIVE_DAYS variable is no longer needed, though have switched that for a VARIANT_DATE_SEPARATOR variable incase people want to localise " / " (could have been hardcoded, but you never know! :P)

The YESTERDAY/TODAY/TOMORROW variables have also had their trailing commas nuked (the comma has gone into the date format code) as people whom want:

"d M Y @ H:i:s" => "01 Jan 2007 @ 13:37:00"

... enabling relative days with: "|d M Y| @ H:i:s"

... would have got: "Today, @ 13:37:00"

... but now they shall get: "Today @ 13:37:00"

Lastly, added a relative date option for those prefering middle-endian dates with am/pm time.


git-svn-id: file:///svn/phpbb/trunk@7391 89ea8834-ac86-4346-8a33-228a782c2dd0

phpBB/language/en/acp/board.php

@@ -42,7 +42,6 @@ $lang = array_merge($lang, array(
 	'DISABLE_BOARD_EXPLAIN'			=> 'This will make the board unavailable to users. You can also enter a short (255 character) message to display if you wish.',
 	'OVERRIDE_STYLE'				=> 'Override user style',
 	'OVERRIDE_STYLE_EXPLAIN'		=> 'Replaces user’s style with the default.',
-	'RELATIVE_DAYS'					=> 'Relative days',
 	'SITE_DESC'						=> 'Site description',
 	'SITE_NAME'						=> 'Site name',
 	'SYSTEM_DST'					=> 'Enable Summer Time/<abbr title="Daylight Saving Time">DST</abbr>',