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Attached to Project: Photo Organizer
Opened by marcus - 2007-08-14
Last edited by pizza - 2007-08-14
Opened by marcus - 2007-08-14
Last edited by pizza - 2007-08-14
FS#258 - Date format in German translation
Is it possible to show the date in the German translation in the format "day. month year"(14. August 2007)?
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This is what we currently have defined for the 'de_DE' locale:
$strings['formats']['full_date'] = "F j, Y H:i";
$strings['formats']['jscal_full_date'] = "%A, %B %d, %Y @ %k:%M:%S";
$strings['formats']['date'] = "F j, Y";
$strings['formats']['short_date'] = "M j, Y";
$strings['formats']['time'] = "H:i";
For the meaning of all but the jscal date, see: http://us.php.net/date
From what you described, you'd want "j. F Y" as the date, and 'j. M y' as the short date.
There are places where we're using hardcoded formats (especially in the calendar/event code..) but we have to start somewhere.
Yes, "j. F Y" as date is ok.
"j. M y" as short date is possible but better is "j.m.y" (14.08.07)
Okay, I'll update the jscal date to match as well.
r1573/1574 has the date changes.