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I'm translating our vBulletin forum to another language myself and I'm having problems with the date & time display. In English, it displays perfectly, but in the other language (Afrikaans), the date output goes wrong. For example, 18th November 2011 becomes % 18-% 11-% 11. Any ideas on why this happens and how I can fix it?
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Can any of the developers of the vBulletin software help me with this? As a paying customer, we'd really appreciate some feedback.
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Have you checked your setting for locale in the language setting for the language that gives you this problem?Anders Pettersson
Don't send me requests by PM to email you the Swedish language file that I have done. My translation is only available here at vbulletin.com to licensed users.
If you want updates on when a new version of the Swedish language packs (forum & suite) are available, subscribe to this discussion.
Don't PM me for support on how to install language files etc. please post in the appropriate forum, that will most likely give you help quicker.Comment
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Everything points to the fact that it is about translation.
How can we correct that?
Maybe in a phrase of the language?
Which?
You can check it yourself, on this... -
In the "who's online" module there is the date of the highest traffic (visitor peak).
It doesn't matter in which language or what format I use to display the date (detailed OR yesterday/today)... -
Hello and sorry for my bad english :P
I have a problem with the date format. It is simply not displayed. In some places, however, he does not show, the clock date. Check it out yourself at http...
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