<?php
/**
 * Default settings for the form inputs
 *
 * @author Stephan Gambke
 *
 */

if ( !defined( 'PF_VERSION' ) ) {
	die( 'This file is part of the Page Forms extension, it is not a valid entry point.' );
}

$GLOBALS[ 'wgPageFormsDatePickerSettings' ] = array(

	##
	# This is the first selectable date (format yyyy/mm/dd)
	# Sample value: '2005/01/01'
	#
	'FirstDate'             => null,

	##
	# This is the last selectable date (format yyyy/mm/dd)
	# Sample value: '2015/31/12'
	#
	'LastDate'              => null,

	##
	# The date format string used for the user input.
	# The date sent back to the form is fixed to yyyy/mm/dd
	# (that is, yy/mm/dd in the format code below).
	#
	# The format can be combinations of the following:
	#
	# d - day of month (no leading zero)
	# dd - day of month (two digit)
	# o - day of the year (no leading zeros)
	# oo - day of the year (three digit)
	# D - day name short
	# DD - day name long
	# m - month of year (no leading zero)
	# mm - month of year (two digit)
	# M - month name short
	# MM - month name long
	# y - year (two digit)
	# yy - year (four digit)
	# @ - Unix timestamp (ms since 01/01/1970)
	#  ! - Windows ticks (100ns since 01/01/0001)
	# '...' - literal text
	# '' - single quote
	# anything else - literal text
	#
	# There are also two predefined standard date formats available:
	#
	# SHORT - short date format localized to the wiki user language
	# LONG - long date format localized to the wiki user language
	#
	'DateFormat'            => 'SHORT',

	##
	# This determines the start of the week in the display.
	# Set it to: 0 (Zero) for Sunday, 1 (One) for Monday etc.
	# If set to null the day is localized to the wiki user language
	# Sample value: 1
	#
	'WeekStart'             => null,

	##
	# This is a string of disabled days of the week, i.e. days the user can not
	# pick. The days must be given as comma-separated list of numbers starting
	# with 0 for Sunday.
	# Sample value: "6,0"
	#
	'DisabledDaysOfWeek'    => null,

	##
	# This is a string of highlighted days of the week. The days must be given as
	# comma-separated list of numbers starting with 0 for Sunday.
	# Sample value: "6,0"
	#
	'HighlightedDaysOfWeek' => null,

	##
	# This is a string of disabled dates, i.e. days the user cannot pick. The
	# days must be given as comma-separated list of dates or date ranges. The
	# format for days is yyyy/mm/dd, for date ranges use yyyy/mm/dd-yyyy/mm/dd.
	# Spaces are permissible.
	# Sample value: "2010/12/25 - 2011/01/06, 2011/05/01"
	#
	'DisabledDates'         => null,

	##
	# This is a string of highlighted dates. The days must be given as
	# comma-separated list of dates or date ranges. The format for days is
	# yyyy/mm/dd, for date ranges use yyyy/mm/dd-yyyy/mm/dd. Spaces are
	# permissible.
	# Sample value: "2010/12/25 - 2011/01/06, 2011/05/01"
	#
	'HighlightedDates'      => null

);