[kronolith] Dutch holidays showing in English

[Administrator BCS]

  Thanks for your quick reply, that clarifies things a lot ;)

When I get the translations I will try them and report back.
Martin



Citeren Arjen de Korte <arjen+horde at de-korte.org>:

> Citeren Administrator BCS <adje at bezoekerscentrumsonsbeek.nl>:
>
>> Running a fresh Horde 5.1.6 installation with Kronolith 4.1.5 under
>> Ubuntu
>> server 12.04LTS. By all means I am no expert but I got everything up and
>> running so far.
>>
>> Our users are all Dutch so they need Horde in Dutch. I set the
appropiate
>> locales in Ubuntu and Horde is running in Dutch perfectly.
>>
>> I installed Dutch Holidays using pear install
>> Date_Holidays_Netherlands-0.1.4. Works, I can select them in Kronolith
>> and
>> all are displayed correctly. But... they are displayed in English.
>
> I'm the person that contributed the latest patches to
> Date_Holidays_Netherlands-0.1.4. It looks like the translations didn't
> make it into the alpha version that was released. So the dates will be
> there (including Kings' day today), but they will be in English. I'll
> send you the translations later today and will report this upstream, so
> future releases will have the translations in the release packages.
> Thanks for reporting this.
>
>> Is this a wrong setting somewhere (gettext?) or is translation of the
>> holidays not yet implemented?
>
> The latter (but this is not in a Horde package).
>
>> Maybe worth mentioning: the help file is also still in English, could be
>> related?
>
> No, the help files are not translated (yet).
>
>> Any hints welcome!
>> Martin
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