EM is using wordpress date_i18n to localize date/time however maybe you can try to check wpml forum about this eg. https://wpml.org/forums/topic/date-formatting-issue/
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nowton
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Thanks but that’s for date formatting; All Day is being used for an all day event, but it’s hardly a date: it’s a text string. Apparently EM does not switch to the current language. Please advise, thanks.
Which version of Events Manager and WPML are you using?
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nowton
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Latest of everything; we’re like that. WPML 3.1.9.6, EM 5.5.6
Can you post the formatting / code you’re using for that page?
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nowton
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<div class="h-event">
<time>#_EVENTDATES | #_EVENTTIMES</time>
<h1> #_EVENTNAME</h1>
{has_location}<span class="p-location">#_LOCATIONNAME, #_LOCATIONTOWN #_LOCATIONSTATE</span>{/has_location}
<p class="p-summary"> #_EVENTEXCERPT</p> </div>
did you already have “EM and WPML Compatibility” plugin installed and activated ?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/events-manager-wpml/
Do you have WordPress installed in English or in Dutch?
sorry but maybe you can try to reach the wpml supports on how to translate date/time because at the moment EM is using wordpress date_i18n which translate the date or time however maybe you can also try to look into creating custom placeholder which can do this – http://wp-events-plugin.com/tutorials/create-a-custom-placeholder-for-event-formatting/
