I need to change all the week days from english to danish, but I cant find anywhere its possible to change it.

I have created a danish folder, translated all files and placed the files in that folder, but I could not find anywhere to chage the week days.

I have downloaded the SQL file and searched for the week days but it did not show up

So my question is where do I change the week days to danish? Right now it looks like:
Ordre dato: Friday 05 December, 2008.
bit it should be:
Ordre dato: Fredag 05 December, 2008

PLEASE ADVICE

that info should be pulled from the server 9date/time) and stored in the database at time of the order

Thanks for taking the time to reply.

I know about the server time and date. The iussue is that its showed in english. I need the week days to be showed in danish.

I know when I click on german language its written german language. So it should be possible to get it showed in other language then english, I just dont know where to do that. I have checked ALL language files in admin area and shop area and the DB too, but cant finde anywhere where the week days is written so I can change it.

Please advice

Any ideas for this?

I have the same problem. Still no one with a solution?

AJ

I thought I have covered this.. the value is pulled from the server side time-stamp[now()].. not the script.. then it is stored in the database.. I have seen no configuration value/over-ride to get a server-side value changed

But why is it working for other langauges? For example in German it works fine (see below).

Dieser Artikel wird voraussichtlich ab dem Montag, 08. März 2010 wieder vorrätig sein.

But when I switch to Dutch it is not (see below).

Dit artikel is vanaf Monday 08 March, 2010 te bestellen.
Day and Month are still in English

what version and patch are you using

and what page are you seeing the above text

Montag is not file defined in any version of cre loaded I have locally

I use version 6.2 RC 14

The date/day text is visable at: http://www.dognduck.eu/ws/product_info. ... cts_id=453
and http://www.dognduck.eu/ws/product_info. ... cts_id=369

http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

To format dates in other languages, you should use the setlocale() and strftime() functions instead of date().

That should give you some direction.