Bug #16065
closed
lib.stdheader.5.date not localised
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Description
lib.stdheader.5.date = l, d/m/Y
I have changed the default value of lib.stdheader.5.date to l, d/m/Y, which should show the full day name (l) In my config I have chosen the dutch locale, which functions for all extensions BTW like tt_news. The day remains english though.
(issue imported from #M3297)
Files
Updated by Rupert Germann about 18 years ago
the function date() in PHP seems not to care about locales as f.e. strftime() does.
if I execute this php script on my server:
echo strftime ("%A %e.%m.%Y", time())."\n"
.date('l d.m.Y')."\n";
?>
I see this output:
Thursday 20.04.2006
Thursday 20.04.2006
so far so good.
But when I execute this script which sets a locale for the date formatting:
setlocale (LC_ALL, 'nl_NL');
echo strftime ("%A %e.%m.%Y", time())."\n"
.date('l d.m.Y')."\n";
?>
I see this output:
donderdag 20.04.2006
Thursday 20.04.2006
so changing the date in lib.stdheader.5 to strftime does the trick
lib.stdheader.5.date >
lib.stdheader.5.strftime = %A, %d/%m/%Y
Updated by Matthias Kall almost 17 years ago
With the attached diff the field is changed to strftime and it displays "%x" which is the date output in the current locale.
Updated by Martin Kutschker almost 17 years ago
Fixed in SVN (needs compat version of 4,2)