[2.0.7RC2] update/creation message and localisation
A for , submitted by Nils on 13 February 2010
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Closed#230: [2.0.7RC2] update/creation message and localisation
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- Nils
- Comment #1
- 13 Feb 10, 10:11 pm
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- Nils
- Comment #2
- 15 Feb 10, 12:47 am
Okay, there are two bugs. One is Symphony related, the other is a result of the Date and Time extension when used with German language settings.
Bug 1: Symphony
Line 64 of admin.js
else { return Symphony.Language.TIME_HOURS.replace('{$hours}', time); }
should be
else { return Symphony.Language.TIME_HOURS.replace('{$hours}', Math.floor(time / 60)); }
Bug 2: Date and Time
It seems like the German version of the dateJS library (which extends the native Date.parse function) is not able to process line 51 of admin.js:
var time = Date.parse($('abbr.timeago').attr('title'));
It returns null, if Date and Time is installed and the system language is set to German. It’s working just fine using English as system language.
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- Nils
- Comment #3
- 15 Feb 10, 10:46 pm
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- Alistair
- Comment #4
- 19 Mar 10, 5:37 pm
This has been applied and will appear in the 2.0.8 release.
This issue is closed.
There is a strange issue in Symphony 2.0.7RC2 concerning relative times in update and creation messages. When I update a page with English language settings I get this message:
When I switch to German the same page will return this:
which translates to
I didn’t even know Symphony existed in 398 – BC!
My guess is that something is mixed up with timezones so that the time given by the server is in the future from a JavaScript point of view. Not sure if that makes sense or why this occurs when switching languages (which shouldn’t change anything but the language).