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is it possible to show the dates in the "coming soon" page AND the "event-detail"-page in DUTCH ?
I installed the Dutch language file and also activated this in the settings, but in the coming-soon page and the event-detail-page, there's still "Sunday 26 juni 2011"
I'm using the %W %e %M %Y date-notation.
I checked the Dutch language file and there is no English date mentioned.
What's going wrong?
Last edited by WimDC (24-06-2011 05:22:01)
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Its using the php date functions without conversions. At the top of the main index.php file try putting:
setlocale(LC_ALL, 'nl_NL');
See if that helps.
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David,
doesn't change anything. I even tried to change the english language file with the Dutch words, but also without result.
It's strange that the month is "translated" (= taken from the Dutch language file) but not the weekday.
Wim
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ah, ok, the locale is for the PHP date format. In the settings the date is the mysql format. At the moment Maian Events doesn`t support the mysql locale.
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David,
OK, but there's still the question why the month is in Dutch and not the weekday...
Wim
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David,
OK, but there's still the question why the month is in Dutch and not the weekday...
Wim
Good question. I don`t know to be honest. The code does seem to be translating the text to the language file alternative. You sure 'Sunday' isn`t in the language file? If its not, I`ll check the dutch file in my test set up.
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David,
I'm pretty sure and - for testing - I downloaded and installed the spanish text-file and even there, I see "Sunday" but the month is translated in spanish.
Wim
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Hi Wim,
Ok I`ll check those myself and get back to you.
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