Nevermind, I reused the locale-directory for the format-definitions and didn't realize, that the path has to be a python module (or: didn't realize, that the locale directory isn't a module by default).
best -- erik On 18.03.2016 11:08, Erik Stein wrote:
hello -- I'd like to extend Django's localized formats by my own defaults, using the FORMAT_MODULE_PATH setting, e.g. to have those: SHORT_DAY_ONLY_FORMAT = 'd.' SHORT_DAYMONTH_FORMAT = 'd.N.' DATE_RANGE_SEPARATOR = '–' Sadly, in django.utils.formats.get_format Django checks the hard coded list of possible FORMAT_SETTINGS and returns the placeholder string if it doesn't know the format. Do I missing something or is it just not possible currently to extend the default formats? best -- erik
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