I was looking at an issue where dates for posts from yesterday or today would not display correctly in my language (French).
I found an error in our locale file language/french/locale.php ;
define('_TODAY', "\A\u\j\o\u\r\d\'\h\u\i G:i");
define('_YESTERDAY', "\H\i\e\r G:i");
The issue is that \r \e seem to be special characters and have not been translated properly in French so I can easily fix this by doing double back slash \\e and \\r like I have seen in the English version of the file language/english/locale.php
The function that is returning the date string is located in class/xoopslocal.php and at line 98 I can see the reference to _TODAY and _YESTERDAY defined in local.php
$datestring = ($elapse_today > 0) ? _TODAY : _YESTERDAY;
Now there is also another file called calendar.php that has a really neat variable called _CAL_TODAY
define('_CAL_TODAY', 'Aujourd\'hui');
I tried to be clever by replacing
$datestring = ($elapse_today > 0) ? _TODAY : _YESTERDAY;
With this
$datestring = ($elapse_today > 0) ? _CAL_TODAY : _CAL_YESTERDAY;
in class/xoopslocal.php and I also added _CAL_YESTERDAY to the calendar.php file as it was not present but it didn’t work.
I don’t know PHP but wanted to know if there is an easy way to fix it like I wanted by using calendar.php (if there is not risk to have side effects) ?
Also just out of curiosity why define('_TODAY', "\T\o\d\a\y G:i"); and not define('_TODAY', "Today"); in local.php?
