date and time format in local webpage

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I have run into a very strange problem. Suddenly - my local webserver in my P4 shows date in time in us-style PM and AM and so on. Before - it has always been in European style - 24 hours clock and so on. My GCC with TCP/IP connection shows the European style - and so does even my GHL and my android app - both local and myghl. I thought it could be something in my browser of my Desktop - but its the same both in Edge and Chrome. I test with another computer and local connection (web server) - and it shows the US - style too. My conclusion is that it is in the local webserver. But I can´t find where you can change it to the 24 hour clock. I have also load a new versin of the webserver into P4 - no change - still report US style

Local connection

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Connection MyGHL

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Connection GCC

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I have clear my cache and I get the same result with both my desktop PC and my Laptop PC

I do not understand this.

@Gaël

Sincerely Lasse
 
Hi Lasse,

Yes, we are already aware of this issue, the development team will fix it ASAP.

Gaël
 
Thanks - I thought that I got crazy because I do not get how this happens. If it had been the other way around - that MyGHL show wrong format - I had understand it - but here its seems like it is my local webserver that has gone nut

Sincerely Lasse
 

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