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  • ajgomez Friend
    #148328

    Hi,

    I’m using JA Saleni for a spanish site, and I need to change (o delete) the date and last update that appears on the top of the page. How can I do this?

    Thanks

    iguinee Friend
    #331327

    I am using the same template for a french site.

    This is how it is done.

    Go to public_html/YOUR_SITE_ROOT/templates/ja_seleni/layouts/blocks/header.php

    At about Line 30, find this code below.

    And note that I have colored the area I had to change to French. Also, for the date, just add the Portuguese language code. In French it is “FR”, in English it should be “EN”. I guess you know what it is for your language.

    [PHP]<div class=”main clearfix”>
    <p class=”ja-day”>
    <?php
    setlocale(LC_TIME, “de_FR”);
    echo strftime(” %A, %d. %B %Y n”);
    ?>
    </p>

    <p class=”ja-updatetime”><span><?php echo JText::_(‘Mise à jour à:’)?></span><em><?php echo $this->getLastUpdate(); ?></em></p>

    <?php if($this->countModules(‘headlines’)) : ?>
    <jdoc:include type=”modules” name=”headlines” />
    <?php endif; ?>

    </div>[/PHP]

    I hope this would help. Good luck

    ajgomez Friend
    #331334

    <em>@iguinee 163196 wrote:</em><blockquote>I am using the same template for a french site.

    This is how it is done.

    Go to public_html/YOUR_SITE_ROOT/templates/ja_seleni/layouts/blocks/header.php

    At about Line 30, find this code below.

    And note that I have colored the area I had to change to French. Also, for the date, just add the Portuguese language code. In French it is “FR”, in English it should be “EN”. I guess you know what it is for your language.

    [PHP]<div class=”main clearfix”>
    <p class=”ja-day”>
    <?php
    setlocale(LC_TIME, “de_FR”);
    echo strftime(” %A, %d. %B %Y n”);
    ?>
    </p>

    <p class=”ja-updatetime”><span><?php echo JText::_(‘Mise à jour à:’)?></span><em><?php echo $this->getLastUpdate(); ?></em></p>

    <?php if($this->countModules(‘headlines’)) : ?>
    <jdoc:include type=”modules” name=”headlines” />
    <?php endif; ?>

    </div>[/PHP]

    I hope this would help. Good luck</blockquote>
    Excellent, that did it!

    Thanks

    iguinee Friend
    #331342

    Just a polite reminder:
    when the answer proded is correct and has solved your issue, please click “Best Answer“. This would help others who are experiencing the same problem to quickly find the answer.

    bucakli Friend
    #331428

    i m using turkish language in my site
    but day and lastuptade are not as en or fr

    eg. �ar�amba, 03. �ubat 2010 Son G�ncelleme
    some characters as square

    can you help me

    iguinee Friend
    #331429

    I believe you need to go to your language file and rectify these caracters.

    I know some translations in French appear not to show letters with é, á, etc. I had to go and correct the language file.

    bucakli Friend
    #331430

    <em>@iguinee 163334 wrote:</em><blockquote>I believe you need to go to your language file and rectify these caracters.

    I know some translations in French appear not to show letters with é, á, etc. I had to go and correct the language file.</blockquote>

    where do i this?
    can you explain detail please

    iguinee Friend
    #331564

    I am not sure how to do it in your language specifically. But many other people have follwed this instruction to resolve similar issues.

    Try to consider reading this post and try it. I have seen that you have seen it already. Try and see if one of the instructions can help.

    Good luck!

    iguinee Friend
    #331566

    I am not sure how to do it in your language specifically. But many other people have follwed this instruction to resolve similar issues.

    Try to consider reading this post and try it. I have seen that you have seen it already. Try and see if one of the instructions can help.

    Good luck!

    Link 1

    Link 2

    bucakli Friend
    #331577

    <em>@iguinee 163510 wrote:</em><blockquote>I am not sure how to do it in your language specifically. But many other people have follwed this instruction to resolve similar issues.

    Try to consider reading this post and try it. I have seen that you have seen it already. Try and see if one of the instructions can help.

    Good luck!

    Link 1

    Link 2</blockquote>

    thank you my friend.
    i applied all things (link 1 and link 2) but still turkish letters are not show. eg �

    how can i solve this problem? where are administrators? why not cate this issue anybody

    bucakli Friend
    #331578

    latin letters: a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z
    turkish letter: a b c ç d e f g ğ h ı i j k l m n o ö p q r s ş t u ü v w x y z

    iguinee Friend
    #331590

    You can try to submit a ticket to Joomlart Support Team here;

    http://support.joomlart.com/index.php?_m=tickets&_a=submit&step=1&departmentid=7

    Good luck!

    Anonymous Moderator
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