Hello there, I'm working my way through the zenphoto files, to change the menu to german, for some other users. So far so good.
But I'm stuck now. I managed to change most words, but I don't know how to change the months (January, February), etc. zu the German Translation, since I don't find the words in any of the files. Where should I look?
Also I'd like to change the time set from 4 p.m to 16:00 etc. Any Idea how to do that?
thanks for a feedback everyone.
And just to add: months names and time format will not be needed to translate since the server locale (a german should exist on a german server) will take care of that then automatically. More on this when it's finished. I guess it will be more or less complete implemented for testing and in the SVN next week.
You guys are fast. Ok thanks, I wait then.
Hello everyone
Does anybody know, if the implementation of "l18N" is completed and where I can find it, so that I could set the language to german?
Thanks very much.
P.S. Could somebody change the picture of my website (http://www.smoothpix.ch) in the "showcase" please?. It looks better now ;-).
Thank you folks.
The feature is not yet complete, we will annouce it on our site when it is. A little more patience please. No feature gets in silently...:-) And be sure to subscribe to zenphoto.org's rss feed!
Ok, I will change the picture of your site. Just as a note, it does not look very good in Safari 3. You might want to check that.
will do, thanks.
ImDude, I would wait until the next version with translation capability, if you don't want to do it again with the next update... (Before you ask, I don't know when that will be out though).
The months are nowhere directly written, they are generated by php. You would have to hack functions of the admin backend and/or the template functions.
Maybe your server or the server the translated version should run on supports both locales then you don't need to translate them manually. A server can support several locales (I could imagein that a Lithuanian server might feature the russian, too). Try a google search on "locale" and/or ask your ISP.