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#259984

try to read all the thread.

http://www.joomlart.com/forums/showpost.php?p=60296&postcount=28

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#260523

well, i’ve tries to use this code, but it does not work perfectly.

1) it gives default month value (obnekent ), so i have to erase this string

2) original version date (Jul17) is in dark foreground, but when i replace original code into new, there is no dar foreground left… it looks much better in original version when there is a separation like this…

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#260560

rubikonas;67431well, i’ve tries to use this code, but it does not work perfectly.

1) it gives default month value (obnekent ), so i have to erase this string

Just use the first three letters of the original names of month – Jan instead of January etc.
AND READ THIS THREAD COMPLETELY! We have had this question and got the answer some time ago, just one post above your’s!

2) original version date (Jul17) is in dark foreground, but when i replace original code into new, there is no dar foreground left… it looks much better in original version when there is a separation like this…

Take a look also at this thread – it works (J1.5 – not for J1.0!), perhaps it can be a solution for you as well (the dark background is shown after the changes!)?

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#260776

use setlocale() and strftime()

In line 113 rewrite:


<?php
setlocale(LC_TIME, "es_es");
echo "<span>".strftime("%A")."</span>";
echo " <div>".strftime('%d')." ".strftime ('de %B')."</div>";
?>


Other parameters:
PHP official ref: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.strftime.php

Modify CSS style to capitalize date:


.ja-day {
float: left;
padding: 2px 0 0;
text-transform:capitalize;
}


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#261170

It’s my polish translation
[PHP] <div class=”ja-day”>
<?php
$day = date(“l”);
$month = date(“m”);

switch($day)
{
case “Monday”: $day = “Poniedziałek”; break;
case “Tuesday”: $day = “Wtorek”; break;
case “Wednesday”: $day = “Środa”; break;
case “Thursday”: $day = “Czwartek”; break;
case “Friday”: $day = “Piątek”; break;
case “Saturday”: $day = “Sobota”; break;
case “Sunday”: $day = “Niedziela”; break;
default: $day = “”; break;
}

switch($month)
{
case “1”: $month = “Stycznia”; break;
case “2”: $month = “Lutego”; break;
case “3”: $month = “Marca”; break;
case “4”: $month = “Kwietnia”; break;
case “5”: $month = “Maja”; break;
case “6”: $month = “Czerwca”; break;
case “7”: $month = “Lipca”; break;
case “8”: $month = “Sierpnia”; break;
case “9”: $month = “Września”; break;
case “10”: $month = “Października”; break;
case “11”: $month = “Listopada”; break;
case “12”: $month = “Grudnia”; break;
default: $month = “”; break;
}

echo $day . “, ” . date(“j”) . “. ” . $month . ” ” . date(“Y”);
?>
</div>[/PHP]

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#261734

Can you tell me from where jateline 2 gets these dates, fromjoomla language file or somewhere else?

If i dont wont to add code, is it possible to change language whwere it resists

[rubikonas Friend rubikonasJoin date: June 2008Posts: 39Downloads:11Uploads:0 Thanks: 4]

#261735

you can go on easier way (i gess so)

you can try to go to language/en_GB and to adapt all files by changing term from english to you language

en_GB.in is the main file
change words after “=”

do not forget to backup files if anythuing goes wrong.

good luck

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#261745

thanks for repley but nothing happens! I even delited that file en_GB. and no changes. So where does it takes data from?

When i tried above solutions, them changes template. I am building one language website so if I change defoult language it would be ok. But how. I have instaled local Latvian language I canot find where change that f…… date 🙂 . it takes too long time

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#261746

try to look in other files in that directory. they belong to other modules. It should work. I think.. 80 %

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#261749

anyway,

there are two dates in my teline II – http://www.piguperku.lt
1 in the top
I solved this problem by changing the code adding echo (search the forum – there must be date translation problem solved)

other date is in the articles (created, updated). I solved it using earlier method, that i described (in lanuguage folder)

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#261764

Ok i managed, tried all examples and one was ok 🙂 I realy canot understand where from it takes that data?

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#262728

Joomla Teline II takes date from server php libraries in this case:

[PHP].ja-day {
float: left;
padding: 2px 0 0;
text-transform:capitalize;
}

<?php
setlocale(LC_TIME, “es_es”);
echo “<span>”.strftime(“%A”).”</span>”;
echo ” <div>”.strftime(‘%d’).” “.strftime (‘de %B’).”</div>”;
?>
[/PHP]

Where “es_es” is the language of the date (in this case Spanish), if you want english write: “en_en”

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#262751

thanks a lot

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#262929

Attention: Change “Guigno” to “Giugno”

<em>@felsimedia 52532 wrote:</em><blockquote>Italian:

<div class=”ja-day”>
<?php
$day = date(“l”);
$daynum = date(“j”);
$month = date(“M”);
$year = date(“Y”);

switch($day)
{
case “Monday”: $day = “Lunedi”; break;
case “Tuesday”: $day = “Martedi”; break;
case “Wednesday”: $day = “Mercoledi”; break;
case “Thursday”: $day = “Giovedi”; break;
case “Friday”: $day = “Venerdi”; break;
case “Saturday”: $day = “Sabato”; break;
case “Sunday”: $day = “Domenica”; break;
default: $day = “Ignoto”; break;
}

switch($month)
{
case “January”: $month = “Gennaio”; break;
case “February”: $month = “Febbraio”; break;
case “March”: $month = “Marzo”; break;
case “April”: $month = “Aprile”; break;
case “May”: $month = “Maggio”; break;
case “June”: $month = “Guigno”; break;
case “July”: $month = “Luglio”; break;
case “August”: $month = “Agosto”; break;
case “September”: $month = “Settembre”; break;
case “October”: $month = “Ottobre”; break;
case “November”: $month = “Novembre”; break;
case “December”: $month = “Dicembre”; break;
default: $month = “Ignoto”; break;
}

echo $day . “, ” . $daynum . “. ” . $month . ” ” . $year;
?>
</div></blockquote>

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#263002

<em>@dallacosta 70370 wrote:</em><blockquote>Attention: Change “Guigno” to “Giugno”</blockquote>
quand’è che imparerete a non fermarvi ai primi 2 post?
http://www.joomlart.com/forums/showpost.php?p=60296&postcount=28

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