Hello,

Yes use:

${startDate(%d.)}[!a:, ${startDate(%H:%M)}][m: - ${endDate(%d. %b. %Y)}]

${title}

Or if you only want it to apply to multiday you could use:

[!m: ${startDate(%d. %b. %Y)}][!a:, ${startDate(%H:%M)}][m: - ${startDate(%d. )} ${endDate(%d. %b. %Y)}]

${title}

Many thanks
Tony

[!m: ${startDate(%d. %b. %Y)}][!a:, ${startDate(%H:%M)}][m: - ${startDate(%d. )} ${endDate(%d. %b. %Y)}]

${title}

This code is almost what I wanted. One day Events are displayed perfect f.e. "10. Sep. 2016
Fohlenmarkt"

But multiday events are displayed in a wrong format: "- 24. 26. Jun. 2016
Großes Sommerturnier" instead of "24. - 26. Jun. 2016
Großes Sommerturnier"

Is it possible to change the code to get that final format?


The other code

${startDate(%d. %b. %Y)}[!a:, ${startDate(%H:%M)}][m: - ${endDate(%d. %b. %Y)}]

${title}

displays mutiday event as wanted, but one day events are without month and year f.e. "16.
Fohlenschau"

THX

Try

[!m: ${startDate(%d. %b. %Y)}][!a:, ${startDate(%H:%M)}][m: - ${startDate(%d - )} ${endDate(%d. %b. %Y)}]

${title}

Thanks Geraint!!!
It is working as wanted, just deleted a dash and added a dot.

[!m: ${startDate(%d. %b. %Y)}][!a:, ${startDate(%H:%M)}][m:  ${startDate(%d. - )} ${endDate(%d. %b. %Y)}]

${title}

I just have one final question. Can I change the short form of the month "Dez." into the full unshorted form "Dezember"?

See http://php.net/manual/en/function.strftime.php

Got it!

Thanaks for all your help!