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Rick78
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Registered: 10/20/03
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Hi Again,
When I installed my new server and moved my Geeklog sites over from the existing server, the time and date at the top of the site will not change to the locale language.
I had this problem before, and I cannot figure out how I made it change.
The server running Suse 9.1 was installed in Danish and if I type date in a shell I get: søn feb 27 00:27:19 CET 2005 Which is danish.
Why is it always English in Geeklog?
I tried to set the default locale to danish and tried to leave it blank. It doesn't change anything.
By the way, the old server is running the same Suse 9.1.
Thanks for the help.
Regards,
Rick
When I installed my new server and moved my Geeklog sites over from the existing server, the time and date at the top of the site will not change to the locale language.
I had this problem before, and I cannot figure out how I made it change.
The server running Suse 9.1 was installed in Danish and if I type date in a shell I get: søn feb 27 00:27:19 CET 2005 Which is danish.
Why is it always English in Geeklog?
I tried to set the default locale to danish and tried to leave it blank. It doesn't change anything.
By the way, the old server is running the same Suse 9.1.
Thanks for the help.
Regards,
Rick
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Dirk
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Setting the locale for Denmark, which appears to be 'da_DK', should at least give you Danish day and month names. To get rid of the am/pm, you'll also have to edit some of the other strings in config.php. See the documentation.
bye, Dirk
bye, Dirk
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