pds wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2019, 9:09 am
How can i change Date language to another language ? For example to slovak. "FormatLocale=sk-SK"
Although indeed not extremely easy, nor impossible isn't. You probably have to pass those dates through some String measures and make there a substitution. As eclectic-tech said, the FormatLocale option won't work in this case.
For example, add the following variables into the [Variables] section:
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[Variables]
...
DateSubstitute="(?siU)Jan":"Ian","(?siU)Feb":"Feb","(?siU)Mar":"Mar","(?siU)Apr":"Apr","(?siU)May":"Mai","(?siU)Jun":"Iun","(?siU)Jul":"Iul","(?siU)Aug":"Aug","(?siU)Sep":"Sep","(?siU)Oct":"Oct","(?siU)Nov":"Nov","(?siU)Dec":"Dec","(?siU)Sunday":"Duminica","(?siU)Monday":"Luni","(?siU)Tuesday":"Marti","(?siU)Wednesday":"Miercuri","(?siU)Thursday":"Joi","(?siU)Friday":"Vineri","(?siU)Saturday":"Sambata"
Here I translated the name of the months and days into Romanian, but obviously you will have to modify the option, to have them translated into Slovak.
Then add a this kind of option for each "event" (I hope those can be called events):
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[MeasureWhen1]
Measure=String
String=#Item1Date#
RegExpSubstitute=1
Substitute=#DateSubstitute#
DynamicVariables=1
Finally add a MeasureName option and modify the Text option into the [ItemWhen1] String meter:
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[ItemWhen1]
Meter=STRING
MeasureName=MeasureWhen1
Group=FeedData
MeterStyle=StyleReaderSubtext
Text=%1
Obviously you have to add 16 such String measure and have to modify the appropriate 16 String meters.
But finally I believe it can be done.