Re: [phpslash-users] bug in Mailinglist.class, localization etc.

[Joe S. <jo...@be...>]

On Mon, Jan 07, 2002 at 09:38:19AM +0100, Mark Smeets wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> First let me thank you all for assisting me in my "comments won't show up"
> problem. Yes, it was the "default pending" option which I had set to true.
> 
> I got phpslash from CVS for better localization support (thanks Joe!) and
> after playing with it for a few days, I have the following remarks:
> 
> In Mailinglist.class at line 211 and somewhere before that, a function
> psgetText() is called. This seems to be a typo, it should read pslgetText().
> The function is only called in strange situations which, ofcourse, I had to
> encounter during my tests.
> 

typo will be gone immediately.

> There are references to pslgetText() in the class directory. For better
> separation of business and presentation logic, shouldn't they be moved
> outside the class directory?
> 

Didn't follow here.

> Attached you will find a file nl.php3, for dutch localization. Although I've
> made this file, could you explain me how to activate it? It seems none of
> the words are translated. I'm not particularly good at dutch (which is a
> difficult language to write, btw) but I don't believe it contains any
> errors. So go ahead and add it to CVS if you like.
> 

Thank you.

Place it alongside the other files in class/locale.

If the client browser's language preference is Dutch, this is the language
they will see.

To change the default language for the site look in config.php3:

  $_PSL[language] = "nl";            // default language ( ISO format)


> Furthermore, here in the Netherlands we say "7 januari" instead of "January
> 7". Is there a way to configure this?
> 

These lines in Story_base.class should control the date formats for
stories.

var $article_dateformat = "\"%W %M %d, %Y \@ %h:%i%p\"";  // date for the 
article page
var $index_dateformat = "\"%W %M %d %Y \@ %h:%i%p\"";     // date for the
index page
var $admin_dateformat = "\"%d-%b-%Y %H:%i\"";          // date for the
admin page

search.php3 has it's own format in the query.

Block_render_cal also.

> regards, 
> 
> Mark
>  <<nl.php3>>