Hi,
In this dojo it can bee seen that the default culture is not applied to the headers unless an override is applied. After switching cultures to GB I thought the default 'd' would show as day/month instead of month/day. However I had to override its header to apply 'd'. Is this a little bug?
https://dojo.telerik.com/@mattpil29/iFUlIFuP
Note this dojo has (what I think) useful examples of modifying the culture pattern and showing that for views you can set multiple headers:
Week - week & day headers
Month - month & week headers
Year - year & month headers
Something that wasn't clear at first.
Matt
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Hello Matt,
The Gantt Day header uses a special template for its date, which is not part of the culture.calendars.standard.patterns definitions. The template is custom and has the following pattern: "ddd M/dd". Therefore, as you have correctly noticed, this template is not culture dependent and you will need to define your own dayHeaderTemplate.
I hope, that the above explains the case. If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Regards,
Veselin Tsvetanov
Progress Telerik
The Gantt Day header uses a special template for its date, which is not part of the culture.calendars.standard.patterns definitions. The template is custom and has the following pattern: "ddd M/dd". Therefore, as you have correctly noticed, this template is not culture dependent and you will need to define your own dayHeaderTemplate.
I hope, that the above explains the case. If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Regards,
Veselin Tsvetanov
Progress Telerik
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