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setlocale & strftime
if I host following PHP script on Windows it is working fine i.e. output is "Donnerstag, 04. Dezember 2003" as I want
setlocale(LC_TIME , 'de_DE@euro', 'de_DE', 'de', 'ge');
echo strftime("%A, %d. %B %Y");
But when I host it on Red Hat Linux output is following-
Thursday, 04. December 2003
Any help?
setlocale(LC_TIME , 'de_DE@euro', 'de_DE', 'de', 'ge');
echo strftime("%A, %d. %B %Y");
But when I host it on Red Hat Linux output is following-
Thursday, 04. December 2003
Any help?
also check if
language_country exists in the /usr/share/locale/locale.a
language_country exists in the /usr/share/locale/locale.a
ASKER
not working
I don't have redhat, but check if the country is in /usr/share/locale/locale.g
The information was put across as Debian Related, and my server where I tested it is also Debian.
I don't know how it applies, if at all to RedHat.
What version of RedHat are you using?
The information was put across as Debian Related, and my server where I tested it is also Debian.
I don't know how it applies, if at all to RedHat.
What version of RedHat are you using?
You'll probably have to get the admin to install a de_DE locale RPM.
ASKER
I have already installed it. I wrote a simple C program to test it. It was working fine but for PHP it is not working.
I have PHP 4.2
I have PHP 4.2
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thanks working
try with
setlocale(LC_TIME , 'de@euro', 'de', 'de', 'ge');