You could certainly use ISO for display if you wish. I have in the past chosen to use “Jan 25, 2014” on my own site. That cannot be changed for as long as we continue to conform to the standard (which is likely to be at least as long as I live).Ģ – The “display mode” is set by a language variable.įor the US it is currently set to January 25, 2014įor GB and Canada it is currently set to 25 January 2014Īs a language variable you are free, via a custom language file, to set the display to whatever you prefer. If the ISO date is 2014 01 25, and kiwitrees displays it as in edit mode and Januin display mode then it is working exactly as required.ġ – The “edit mode” you refer to is in fact the GEDCOM standard. It is accepted and converted to the required genealogical standards perfectly correctly. I must be missing something in the translation from Canadian to English 🙂 It is most certainly “recognized”. It took 2014 01 25 and formatted to in edit mode and Januin display mode. While I was at it, I tested my kiwiTrees site and in fact, the ISO date isn’t recognized.

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