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Could someone help me with the language in events . I want to delete the namn of the day , because I can`t get the norwegian languages for the day : like Tuesday 07/02/06 , I will just have 07/02/06 , and not the day . Is there any place I can edit ???

the templates that the calendar use are in the layout folder
geeklog/public_html/layout/professional/calendar/
geeklog/public_html/layout/professional/calendar/dayview/
geeklog/public_html/layout/professional/calendar/weekview/

but after looking at the code, I don't know if that will fix the problem your talking about. It looks like the day & date are both apart of the same variable

{ currentday }

which is why your seeing Thursday, 02/02/06 instead of Torsdag, 02/02/06

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Ni!

does date settings in config.php have any effect ?

Editing config.php , gives no effect on the calender

It works fine if you set the correct locale in config.php and have the norwegian locale installed on your webserver. Had similar problem with the swedish locale and had to install/compile a swedish locale in order to make it work.

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I will try that.. My config.php is correct , with locale no_No , but I am not shure how to set my webserver to the norwegian locale ?

The calendar (calendar_event.php, actually) uses $_CONF['shortdate'] which, by default = '%x'.

'%x' is the "preferred time representation for the current locale without the date". So this automatically includes the day. If you want something else, you'll have to piece it together from the list of those % placeholders, as listed in the documentation or in the PHP manual.

Something like $_CONF['shortdate'] = '%d/%m/%y';

bye, Dirk

Is there another place than config.php to set the :$_CONF['shortdate'], I have set it in this file , but it is not working

Sorry, it's using 'shortday' only for all-day events. For events that have a start and end time, it's using the current user's preferred date format (which they can set in their preferences) or $_CONF['date'] (for anonymous users and for users who left the setting at "system default").

bye, Dirk

You do not need to set the webserver to the norwegian locale, it must only be available. If you're running a *nix webserver use 'locale -a' command to see all installed locales.

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Is there no way to edit so I can get my norwegian days , not in english , like tuesday , I want Tirsdag .... Geeklog is a very good script and program , there must be a way to EDIT please

Is your setting in the config.php file
or
on my site, "no_No" does not work, but "no_NO" does.

if that doesn't work then you'll need to contact the server admin, or if you are the admin, do some digging on how to install the locale

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Ni!

Exactly, the locale string is case sensitive.

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