Kohei Nozaki created ROL-2073:
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Summary: Move hard-coded date / timestamp formatting to
ApplicationResources
Key: ROL-2073
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ROL-2073
Project: Apache Roller
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Themes and Macros
Affects Versions: 5.1.2
Reporter: Kohei Nozaki
Assignee: Roller Unassigned
Priority: Trivial
There're some hard-coded date / timestamp formatting as follows:
In {{_day.vm}} or {{day.vm}} of templates:
{noformat}
$utils.formatDate($day, "EEEE MMM dd, yyyy")
$utils.formatDate($entry.pubTime, "hh:mma MMM dd, yyyy")
{noformat}
In {{CalendarTag#doStartTag()}}:
{noformat}
// formatter Month-Year title of calendar
SimpleDateFormat formatTitle = new SimpleDateFormat("MMMM yyyy", mLocale);
{noformat}
In Japanese locale, it produces following expressions:
# 水曜日 4 22, 2015
# Posted at 02:15午後 4 22, 2015 by kyle in Technology | 投稿されたコメント [0]
# 4月 2015
They looks pretty weird to Japanese people. I think Japanese people prefer
following expressions instead:
# 2015年4月22日 (水)
# Posted at 2015年4月22日 午後 02:15 (this may better to move the fragment entirely,
not only the date, but it might be too much for default templates)
# 2015年4月
And I think these strange expressions may effect badly to first impression of
Japanese people who just installed Roller so give it a try. so I'd like to move
these expressions to ApplicationResources so that allow templates to show
locale specific expressions. any thoughts?
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