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Old 01-10-2011, 09:59 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by Valloric View Post
Sigil always writes the date in the OPF as the ISO standard requires, i.e. in YYYY-MM-DD. How the date is displayed in the Meta Editor is a different matter entirely. It's been while since I wrote the ME, but I think it displays the date according to the current locale, meaning that it will display differently on machines in Europe and machines in the USA. The underlying date is the same, of course.

HTML Meta statement
Code:
<meta content="1/10/2011" name="dcterms.date of publication" />
Sigil OPF Meta statement after initial loading
Code:
<dc:date opf:event="publication"></dc:date>
Obviously Flight Crew does not Like it.

Sigil OPF Meta statement after entry by Meta Editor
Code:
<dc:date opf:event="publication">2011-01-10</dc:date>
So, what would I use in the HTML to carry through to approval by Flight Crew?
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