Monat März
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testblogger
Monat März
Es gibt bei mir ein hartnäckiges Problem (seit Version 0.7.1 bis 0.8beta neueste) bei der Datumsausgabe, es betrifft den Monat März, der wie folgt auf allen Seiten erscheint: März. Alle anderen Umlaute werden korrekt ausgegeben. Wo und wie lässt sich das beheben? Vielen Dank schon einmal, falls jemand weiterhelfen kann.
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testblogger
Monat März
You got it right: the german month name 'März' does not show up correctly. The output is März. I have gone through the lang/serendipity_lang_de.php file, but could not find month names there. Thanks anyway for your reply!
I actually expected that wasn't it. It seems like the code is, at some point, being read wrong. I experienced the same kind of problems getting flash to write dynamically loaded text as UTF-8 to include norwegian special characters when updating from a text-file a while back. I'm not enough of a coder to tell you where this is happening though.
Perhaps Garvin or one of the other devs can check it out.
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Perhaps Garvin or one of the other devs can check it out.
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testblogger
Monat März
All other umlauts seem to work correctly. Does anybody know in which file the month names are translated into the different languages?
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garvinhicking
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Re: Monat März
Hi!
First off, are you using the bundled lang/serendipity_lang_de.inc.php file without any changes to it? If so, you are running a ISO-8859-1 site, which is proper.
The Month name is emitted by the PHP server and uses the locale set on that webserver. So the webserver uses a UTF-8 locale instead of a German ISO-8859-1 one. Please contact your system administrator and ask him to please installa ISO-8859-1 locale. Serendipity probers for those:
german, de_DE, de, de_DE.ISO-8859-1, de_DE@euro, de_DE.ISO8859-1
Regards,
Garvin
First off, are you using the bundled lang/serendipity_lang_de.inc.php file without any changes to it? If so, you are running a ISO-8859-1 site, which is proper.
The Month name is emitted by the PHP server and uses the locale set on that webserver. So the webserver uses a UTF-8 locale instead of a German ISO-8859-1 one. Please contact your system administrator and ask him to please installa ISO-8859-1 locale. Serendipity probers for those:
german, de_DE, de, de_DE.ISO-8859-1, de_DE@euro, de_DE.ISO8859-1
Regards,
Garvin
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Guest
Hello,
i have the same problem, all the things with calendar and date have the US format but i install the great s9y with german language.
My webspace provider have install : ISO-8859-1,utf-8;q=0.7,*;q=0.7
and he wouldn´t reconfigure the webserver
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What can i now to do to become a realy german webblog???
Thank you for help/answers.
wfg Peter
i have the same problem, all the things with calendar and date have the US format but i install the great s9y with german language.
My webspace provider have install : ISO-8859-1,utf-8;q=0.7,*;q=0.7
and he wouldn´t reconfigure the webserver
What can i now to do to become a realy german webblog???
Thank you for help/answers.
wfg Peter
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Guest
Here the URLs where the blog and info.php is :
http://blog.chpoc.net/
http://chpoc.net/info.php
but the other webblog, on the same webserver has no problem with the correct date/month, time - i don´t why...
http://blogger.chpoc.net/
http://blog.chpoc.net/
http://chpoc.net/info.php
but the other webblog, on the same webserver has no problem with the correct date/month, time - i don´t why...
http://blogger.chpoc.net/
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garvinhicking
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Your webspace provider gave you a strange line what he has installed. The "q" stuff and so on comes from a browser and not a server.
Ask him which locales he has installed. It seems he didn't instead locales. Those look like: 'de', 'de_DE' or 'de_DE@ISO-8859-1'. Thus, completely different.
Without locales, you cannot get it to work, sorry.
Regards,
Garvin
Ask him which locales he has installed. It seems he didn't instead locales. Those look like: 'de', 'de_DE' or 'de_DE@ISO-8859-1'. Thus, completely different.
Without locales, you cannot get it to work, sorry.
Regards,
Garvin
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