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    I’ve created a calendar using Ditto, showing the upcoming three events in a nifty box on the top.

    I used a TV to order it, based on the day of the event (’activiteitdatum’) (so, first event is on top, the next under that etc).

    Now I’m running into an issue... The whole website is Dutch, and so should the day name be.. except that’s still in English! I also used a TV to decide wether or not the event should show up in the list, or just on the calendar page (’activiteit-home’).

    My ditto call:
    [!Ditto? &startID=`2` &summarize=`3` &total=`3` &tpl=`nieuws-agendablok` &filter=`activiteit-home,1` &sortBy=`activiteitdatum` &sortDir=`asc` &dateSource=`activiteitdatum` &dateFormat=`%A %d %B` &lang=`Nederlands`!]


    You can see I added the &lang parameter, but that changed nothing. I also checked the language file and it didn’t have the day names in it, so I doubt the problem lies with that.

    I also have the Manager set to Dutch, and the HTML/XML attribute to ’nl’.


    Is there something I’m missing? Would I need another hack of some sorts? What should be my next step?
    Any help greatly appreciated!
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