Hi Andrew,

Thanks for writing and for your question.

Normally, to have your Windows Phone App localized, you will need to add the SupportedCultures tag in your Windows Phone app project by unloading it and editing the XML. 

You can find some useful information about doing this here:

http://forums.create.msdn.com/forums/t/89297.aspx 

I hope this helps.

Kind regards,
Deyan
the Telerik team

I have added 'fr' to my .csproj file and added a french RESX files etc etc., my parts of  my app are in French.

Your date picker shows the days and month name in french,

but the main title 'SELECT DATE', the 'done' and 'cancel' buttons are not translated.

Also as this is a leap year I noticed that 'Leap Year' on the 2012 also stays in English.

So how are these translated into the chosen language. 

Hello Andrew,

Could you please confirm that the global CultureInfo in your app is set to fr-FR?

I have tested RadDatePicker on my side in an application where the UI culture of the current thread is set to be fr-FR and it works as expected:

Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture = new CultureInfo("fr-FR");

I look forward to your response.

All the best,
Deyan
the Telerik team

The solution partly works. I want to localize my application to hu-HU. The day and month names are in HU with the culture settings however "leap year" "done" and "cancel" is not. Is there a way localize all strings?

Hi Andrew,

Thanks for writing.

Some of the DateTime names that come from the .NET framework classes are automatically localized. For strings that are part of our controls we have provided localization for German, French and Spanish. You will have to write your own localization provider if you wish to lozalice for other languages.

We have a couple of useful articles on our website that will guide you through this process.

Take a look at them here:

http://www.telerik.com/help/windows-phone/localization-overview.html

All the best,
Deyan
the Telerik team

Hi.
So where could i find documentation about localizing keys. What is the name for "done" and "cancel" buttons?

Hi Eugeniy,

Each one of our assemblies has a localization manager which name is built from the name of the assembly ending with LocalizationManager:

- PrimitivesLocalizationManager
- InputLocalizationManager etc.

Since the RadDatePicker and RadTimePicker controls reside in the Input assembly, you will need to use the InputLocalizationManager:


Each localization manager exposes string constans which represent the keys of the resources that are localized. They have readable names for your convenience.

I hope this helps.

Regards,
Deyan
the Telerik team