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#035400
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Fixed
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2.5.1
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2.5.2
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The dates in the blog archive are created with the PHPs date function and thus only in english.
The code is already using locale specific functions or language abstraction (M_month):
$entry['entry_day'] = gmstrftime( $this->settings['clock_joined'], $entry['entry_date'] + $this->registry->getClass('class_localization')->getTimeOffset() );
$entry['entry_month'] = $this->lang->words[ 'M_' . gmdate( "n", $entry['entry_date'] + $this->registry->getClass('class_localization')->getTimeOffset() ) ] . " " . gmdate( "Y", $entry['entry_date'] + $this->registry->getClass('class_localization')->getTimeOffset() );
$entry['entry_monthday'] = gmstrftime( "%d", $entry['entry_date'] + $this->registry->getClass('class_localization')->getTimeOffset() );
Maybe I haven't figured out it yet when I posted the report. But it is template bug! in the blogArchive template you will find this code:
Of course it should be this to be localised:
{parse expression="date( 'd M', $entry['_entry_date'] )"}
Of course it should be this to be localised:
{parse date="$entry['_entry_date']" format="manual{%d %b}" relative="false"}
I missed that part, yes you can indeed replace it with the code you posted.
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