The long date format on calendar for several cultures does not respect the local format.
Cultures having problem are : zh-tw, ko-kr, ja-jp, pt-pt, pt-br, es-es, es-co, es-cl, fr-ca
The expected behavior for different cultures are as:
For zh-tw/ko-kr/ja-jp markets, the "MM" are displayed in front of "YYYY" instead of displayed after "YYYY".
For pt-pt/pt-br/es-es/es-co/es-cl markets , lacked "de" between "MM" and "YYYY".
For fr-ca market, lacked "," between "MM" and "YYYY".
Is this the bug with Kendo? How can we fix this?
Cultures having problem are : zh-tw, ko-kr, ja-jp, pt-pt, pt-br, es-es, es-co, es-cl, fr-ca
The expected behavior for different cultures are as:
For zh-tw/ko-kr/ja-jp markets, the "MM" are displayed in front of "YYYY" instead of displayed after "YYYY".
For pt-pt/pt-br/es-es/es-co/es-cl markets , lacked "de" between "MM" and "YYYY".
For fr-ca market, lacked "," between "MM" and "YYYY".
Is this the bug with Kendo? How can we fix this?
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Hello,
Kendo cultures files are generated base on the Window 7's culture information. Some of the culture information could be outdated, like in the case with pt-PT, pt-BR, es-ES, es-CO, es-CL files, and we will update them. The updated files will be available in the next internal build of Kendo UI. For your convenience I have attached the updated culture scripts to this message. Just replace the files in the cultures folder.
With regards to your other question related to the zh-TW, ko-KR, ja-JS, fr-CA cultures, calendar header uses culture format to render the Month-Year information and that is why the order of "MM" and "YYYY" specifiers is not culture specific, because there is no sufficient information about Month-Year positioning. I prepared a Kendo Scratchpad demo, which shows how to implement culture header format. Check it and let me know if something is not clear.
Regards,
Georgi Krustev
Telerik
Kendo cultures files are generated base on the Window 7's culture information. Some of the culture information could be outdated, like in the case with pt-PT, pt-BR, es-ES, es-CO, es-CL files, and we will update them. The updated files will be available in the next internal build of Kendo UI. For your convenience I have attached the updated culture scripts to this message. Just replace the files in the cultures folder.
With regards to your other question related to the zh-TW, ko-KR, ja-JS, fr-CA cultures, calendar header uses culture format to render the Month-Year information and that is why the order of "MM" and "YYYY" specifiers is not culture specific, because there is no sufficient information about Month-Year positioning. I prepared a Kendo Scratchpad demo, which shows how to implement culture header format. Check it and let me know if something is not clear.
Regards,
Georgi Krustev
Telerik
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