Date Format

[hdraye]

Hi
I have a problem with the "New Listings" page. On the page the "date" part of new entries are not displayed right. I see

Friday, May #d 2008 (2)

I would like to show it in Arabic if posipple, I added setlocale to my application file, nothing

if not, then I want it to look like this:

2/5/2008 (2)

I dont know where the #d is coming from instead of day date.

I am on Indexu 5.4 and all my links are imported plus 2 just added.

regards

Hani

[Bruceper]

The only thing I can really say is to check the following thread on how to convert 5.4 to a non english language.

http://www.nicecoder.com/community/s...ead.php?t=3893

I've never done it before, so I have no clue as to how to do it.

[hdraye]

That post is for modrewrite which I couldnt get it to work with arabic, so neiter it nor ajax are active on my directory.

[Bruceper]

There was an arabic translation of 5.4 previously, so there's no reason it wouldn't work.

[hdraye]

I dont know about that, but I translated mine, converted my database to UTF-8, but still got page errors when I use mod rewrite, I know it could be great if it runs, but alas.
So I went back to the popular Windows-1256 charset.

[Bruceper]

IndexU Deluxe has native support for UTF-8, if you really want multi-language support you should take a look at it.

[hdraye]

I am going there, but untill I get the erros solved, I'll be loyal to 5.4 :]

[secero]

I have this problem also. Where does he obtain the day names from?
Example under New Sites: Friday, May 02.2008

Where can I translate these to other languages?


this has do nothing with modwrite. I mean the translation.

[Bruceper]

From calendar-en.js I believe

[inspireme]

in 5.4 some settings that caused this problem could be found in msg.php