Fix incorrect PHP date format example in calendar field documentation #547
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This pull request corrects the date format example in the Calendar Field documentation page (#543 ).
The previous example used MySQL-style placeholders (%i and %s), which are invalid in PHP date formatting.
Using %i and %s would not render correctly when interpreted by PHP functions (e.g., strftime, date_format).
Correcting it to %M and %S ensures consistency with PHP’s date formatting standards and prevents confusion for developers referencing this documentation.
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Documentation
Description
Corrects invalid PHP date format placeholders in calendar field documentation
Changes MySQL-style %i and %s to valid PHP format %M and %S
Ensures consistency with PHP date formatting standards
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calendar.md
Correct PHP date format placeholders in exampledocs/general-concepts/forms-fields/standard-fields/calendar.md
%H:%M:%S'
equivalents (%M, %S)
documentation