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    • 25663 MODX Staff
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    Thanks Susan, JIRA away. I bet Max even beats me to the fix commit. tongue
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      Done.
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        Hey Ryan,

        Ok I thought it was fixed now to utf-8, ill provide a normal one asswel then.
        The Dutch translations are ready, I am just waiting for a review by someone else before Ill submit it.

        Grz,
        Stefan
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          The new datepicker has hardcoded strings for months and weekdays and the start of week setting is set in the class and not configurable per language.

          Is there a chance this will be fixed for the release?
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            Quote from: Pont at Jul 25, 2009, 03:10 PM

            The new datepicker has hardcoded strings for months and weekdays and the start of week setting is set in the class and not configurable per language.

            Is there a chance this will be fixed for the release?
            Already posted to jira. But not fixed yet.
            http://svn.modxcms.com/jira/browse/MODX-1007
              • 25663 MODX Staff
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              Oof. Good catch guys. Yes, it should be fixed. Please use the following strings:
              date_d_mon
              date_d_tue
              date_d_wed
              date_d_thu
              date_d_fri
              date_d_sat
              date_d_sun
              date_m_jan
              date_m_feb
              date_m_mar
              date_m_apr
              date_m_may
              date_m_jun
              date_m_jul
              date_m_aug
              date_m_sep
              date_m_oct
              date_m_nov
              date_m_dec
              
                Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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                Hey Ryan,

                Do I need to add those into the dutch language file asswel?
                I can’t find any changes about this in the history in the SVN repository. (looking in "tatoo/branches/1.0/");

                Grz,
                Stefan
                  • 25663 MODX Staff
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                  They’ve not been added to the language base files yet, but they will be. The somewhat odd prefixes are to keep them all grouped together ... maybe they should be just "date_d1 ... date_d7" and "date_m1 ... date_m12" for mon-sun and jan-dec. Thoughts?
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                    For me it doesn’t matter.
                    When evo will be released? I need a date to commit last updates before release.
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                      All language file updates need to be done by Tuesday CST. Evo will be released in July, and we’re trying to avoid a Friday release, too. wink
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