If we were to determine the user's preferred date format based on their browser's preferred language codes, how reliable would this be? What language tags/country codes would map to what?
Date formatting is essentially a feature of language, so this would be an appropriate use of the tags. en-us always formats as mm/dd/yyyy, while en-gb always formats as dd/mm/yyyy, for instance.
- W3C: FAQ: Accept-Language used for locale setting
- Date and time localization based on browser headers - Sosius website
(Based on Calendar date and the list here)
January 15, 2001
edit- en (since most visitors are American?)
- en-us
- en-ca
- fr-ca
- ...
15 January 2001
edit- en-au
- en-gb
- en-ie
- en-za
- bg
- de
- de-ch
- el
- es
- es-mx
- fr
- fr-ch
- he
- hi
- in
- it
- nl
- nl-be
- pl
- pt-br
- ro
- sl
- sv
- th
- ...
2001 January 15
edit2001-01-15
edit???