How did you do the translation?
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nowton
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We run the localized version of WordPress. (mind you, this worked before)
Is the rest of Events Manager running in Dutch?
If you in the /events-manager/includes/langs do you see a NL language file?
It’s possible this is a conflict caused by your theme or another plugin. To check if it is, can you test with all other plugins deactivated and while running the default WordPress theme?
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nowton
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I tried twenty fifteen, and I tried with all plugins disabled, but the names of the months are still in English. FWIW: date notation for events themselves are in Dutch as they should be.
I think the problem may be that the version of PHP on your server isn’t set to use Dutch as a language. You would need to ask your hosting to confirm which “locale” is set in the PHP configuration file.
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nowton
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I will ask the host for this information, but am still puzzled why all other dates used by EM are working correctly.
I also tested by clearing the field for group heading, but this made no difference at all! I wonder whether the field is actually used by the software…
If my theory is correct, the problem is happening because the dates in that heading use PHP date tags, while the other fields don’t.
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nowton
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I have confirmed this to be an issue with the software ignoring the date notation setting for grouped event headers. Would you mind investigating as well? Thanks.
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nowton
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As it turns out date format settings for grouped events are completely ignored when using [events_lists_grouped]. When date_format set in shortcode the result is as expected. I cannot believe we spent 6 weeks looking for a solution for this. Consider me underwhelmed.
