Made exif display use dateFormat #3
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Sorry, I just realized that this will break existing installations. Is that a problem? |
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Fixed: It's now backwards compatible. If dateFormat is not an object, it reverts to the previous behavior. |
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Hi @Doubi88 P.S.: Sorry for me late response. For any reason I've missed the GitHub Notification :( |
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I noticed that
dateFormat, listed in the readme file, is never used. (Or did I misunderstand something there?)I used
toLocaleDateString(), like you already did, sodateFormatdefines the object to use for this function.