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Alejandro Dominguez
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Wednesday 23 February 2011 12:13:09 pm
Hello Bertrand, I wasn't using |l10n. I have introduced it in my code but I'm still getting the date in english. This is the code I'm using:
{$node.object.data_map.publish_date.content.timestamp|l10n( 'date' )}What do you mean with "active locale"? I'm working with esl, which I think is the spanish version, don't I? Thanks :)
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Bayron Guevara
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Wednesday 23 February 2011 8:32:32 pm
Well, as I understand, you want to display a date using the datetime operator an passing to it the 'large' date format. I guess it's displaying in english because you don't have an override for the file datetime.ini for your frontend siteaccess, which would display the respectively date format in spanish. So try to make a datetime.ini override on the frontend siteaccess and add the following:
[ClassSettings]
Formats[large]=<whatever date format you want>
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Alejandro Dominguez
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Thursday 24 February 2011 2:12:27 am
Hello guys, @Carlos This are the values of my [RegionalSettings] in the siteaccess esl
[RegionalSettings]
Locale=esl-ES
ContentObjectLocale=esl-ES
ShowUntranslatedObjects=disabled
SiteLanguageList[]
SiteLanguageList[]=esl-ES
TextTranslation=enabled I think they are right, don't I? @Bayron I have created an override in settings/siteaccess/esl/datetime.ini.append.php with the same code of the original file:
<?php /* #?ini charset="utf-8"?
[ClassSettings]
Formats[]
Formats[all]=%a, %A, %d, %D, %F, %g, %G, %h, %H, %i, %j, %l, %m, %M, %n, %O, %s, %T, %U, %w, %W, %Y, %y, %z, %Z
*/ ?> I have cleared the caches, but it doesn't work. :( I have also checked that share/locale/esl-ES.ini has the spanish translation of datetime. Thank you for your help!!
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