translated months

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  • Thread Starter mrtvy.kenny

    (@mrtvykenny)

    so a few more additions. I had to get rid of htmlentities, as it converted not correctly (might be wrong server settings):

    $day_names[$n] = __( ucfirst(gmstrftime('%A',$t))); # %A means full textual day name

....

$title   = __( ucfirst( $month_name )).' '.$year;  # note that some locales don't capitalize month and day names

....

$calendar .= '<th abbr="'.$d.'">'.($day_name_length < 4 ? mb_substr($d,0,$day_name_length) : $d).'</th>';
    Thread Starter mrtvy.kenny

    (@mrtvykenny)

    aldo i would recommend adding info about utf-8 encoding for string columns in database, as if DB is not set as utf-8 as default, it will mess up the encoding..

    I also changed this, so it doesnt bother (I use all-day events all the time):

    if(!$end_h) {
				$end_h = get_option('swgc_end_hour', 23);
				$editEnd = array('23','55');
			}
.....

				//if($edit) {
					$selected = $editEnd[0] == $paddedVal ? ' selected="selected" ' : '';
				//}
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