Why don't blogs have the correct date created?

[Dennis Handly]

In looking at some of the blogs, I keep seeing dates in July, for new entries.  ?

These dates look like:  MaryR| July 11, 0182

These dates aren't when the the author registered.

http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/HP-Software-EMEA-Partner-Blog/bg-p/sws-668

And these dates aren't in ISO 8601 format, which I've configured in my preferences: YYYY-MM-DD

Unless these are old blogs and someone just replied?

But I don't see any way to list the comments?

I guess because they don't have any yet:  Post a Comment vs. the N Comments link

[Warren_Admin]

Which blog entry is this? The only one I find from that date is by Paul Tuttle, not MaryR.

What browser, operating system, etc? If there's a date format issue, I'd like to look into it.

Thank you,
Warren_Admin, HP Enterprise Community Manager
Opinions are my own and not intended to represent HP

[Dennis Handly]

>Which blog entry is this? The only one I find from that date is by Paul Tuttle, not MaryR.

(You found a date in 0182?  :-)

Every stinkin' blog entry.  Click on the URL I provided, use the date format I mentioned:

As I mentioned I'm using ISO 8601 format but it gives the US format with wrong date: July 11, 0182

Using the US chauvinistic format, I get the right date:                                                           November 15, 2011

Using the foreign devil chauvinistic format, I get the US format with wrong date:            March 11, 2012

>What browser, operating system, etc?

firefox 8.0, XP.

[V. Nyga]

What's about future blogs?

See screenshot ...

V.

[Dennis Handly]

>What's about future blogs?

I've already reported it above.  You're:

Using the foreign devil chauvinistic format, I get the US format with wrong date:

[Warren_Admin]

I have successfully duplicated the error under the conditions documented. We will find out why it is happening and fix it.

Thank you,
Warren_Admin, HP Enterprise Community Manager
Opinions are my own and not intended to represent HP

[Dennis Handly · Accepted solution]

It looks like this has been "fixed" to always show the chauvinistic US format.

[Warren_Admin]

The solution has been deployed for the date problem on blog articles. The issue was being caused by mutlple changes of date format (most often U.S. to European and then back.) Members still have the ability to set the date format of their choice.

Thanks,

Warren_Admin, HP Enterprise Community Manager
Any opinions expressed are mine, and not intended to represent HP

[Dennis Handly]

>Members still have the ability to set the date format of their choice.

Yes but not for blogs, only boards.