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TOPIC: Get the calendat to display in your language

Get the calendat to display in your language 16 years 11 months ago #341

Hi, I know your component now for two days, never been so exited about a Joomla component. It really rocks! This is what I have in phpwcms and missed in Joomla! It should be in the top ten!
The calendar is a neet gadget but how can I get to have it display in Dutch?

Jeroen:woohoo:
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Re:Get the calendat to display in your language 16 years 11 months ago #347

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Hm, the calendar is part of the core Joomla package. I thought that when you install joomla in Dutch, the calendar should also be Dutch. Seems it's not right?
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Re:Get the calendat to display in your language 16 years 11 months ago #360

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I have a correct Joomla installation in Swedish (works with other packages) but my forme calendar appears in English. This is one of the issues that I have to solve for obtaining a complete Swedish translation/localization of forme.

I would be thankful for a solution or hints on how to solve it.
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Re:Get the calendat to display in your language 16 years 11 months ago #365

Hi Macchi, If you go to other parts in Joomla, say \"news\" you will see that the calender that is used is the same and in English. I would like to know how to change this but Locale is all on nl AND nl_NL so my site is completely in Dutch and the date above the news articles appears in Dutch , no problem but the Calender... that's another story I guess.

Jeroen
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Re:Get the calendat to display in your language 16 years 11 months ago #367

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I noticed that I will have to dig deeper to find a solution. The Calendar is a core function for Joomla, actually a javascript either at /includes/js/jscalendar-1.0/ or /includes/js/calendar/. I see that only the english language files are present.

I did not have time yet to google it nor look at the code but there must be a way to do it and lets hope that someone else did it before.

By the way:
Do you use week numbers in the Netherlands?
Is Monday the first day of the week?

These are the cases here in Sewden. I fear that this may imply in extra calculations and layout changes in the javascripts. Unfortunately it is not only a matter of translating days and months along with a presentation of the date in a different way.

If anyone knows about the details please let us know.
Ciao,
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Re:Get the calendat to display in your language 16 years 11 months ago #371

I consulted my agenda for that. For example week 2 of this year started Sunday the 7th I see every week starts on Sunday.

I didn't know that.
Jeroen:dry:
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