Does Date Picker respect application language datetime format when a user types in partial date ?

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Dear developpers,   I'm working on an app using fr-CH locale settings and language. I want to allow users to type in dates using out-of-the-box Date Picker widget. I have the feeling that this widget does not respect application language settings (i.e datetime format 'dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm'). When a user types in "24.3", he gets an "Invalid date" validation message. When a user types in "3.24", he gets a valid date : 24.03.2001 (2001 is the default mendix year for some reason I don't know). This is precisely what makes me think Mendix is working with default locale (en-US) for partial inputs. Why would that be the standard behaviour ? When a user types in "24.03.2001 00:00", everything works as expected and the date is "24.03.2001 00:00".   Subsidiary question : I can't find a good way to set my application default year to current year. It would be great in my case to allow users not to type it. Any idea is welcome.    
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Hello Matthieu Schmidt, 

You can use some latest date time picker widgets from Marketplace which support locale. 

Also in your current widgets you can try call a nanoflow on leave event which will parse date time in desired format. 

Alternatively you can try custom textbox with mask and datepicker. 

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