Date Format Issue

It is already the second person who has reported that there is something wrong with Lunarium: its calculators do not accept a date bigger than 12th.

Well, I do appreciate that many of the visitors are coming from the USA where month in a date traditionally goes first, but since this is a British site, I decided to use the date format which I am used to, where the day goes first. And I have clearly marked the fields : 'Day' or 'Month' in order to avoid misunderstanding.

Naturally, the field marked 'Month' cannot accept anything bigger than 12. Please be attentive.

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