Hi,

You don't need to install a new language pack to access the the locale, you need to just add the new language as I have described. You can see the instruictions on the page I pointed you at.

Installing a language pack means that DNN will be translated into Arabic. Adding a new language which make available the localisation charteristics of that that language (e.g. date format, currency format, etc).

So add the language, and configure your site/users and you should be good to go. By the look of it you should then be able to use CDE but without having to specify the language format to it.

I just tried adding Arabian (Morocco) to my test site, and by the look of it on the calendar it just translates the Months and Days of the week to Arabic. Numerals do not get changed. Date format shows as DD-MM-YYYY.

Cheers
Roger

Hi

Thank You for Reply…

>> You don't need to install a new language pack to access the the locale, you need to just add the new language as I have described. You can see the instruictions on the page I pointed you at.

Installing a language pack means that DNN will be translated into Arabic. Adding a new language which make available the localisation charteristics of that that language (e.g. date format, currency format, etc).

OK, Thanks , I see now ;

I did it …

I added the language : Arabic (Saudi Arabia)

 And the calendar of Event Moduel gives me what I want (the Hijri Calender) great...

But , I don’t know why in the Morrocan version it gives me the Gregorien’s one , even if we knowing that it exist

6145 Arabic (Morocco) ar-MA Gregorian Localized

6145 Arabic (Morocco) ar-MA Hijri

6145 Arabic (Morocco) ar-MA UmAlQura

6145 Arabic (Morocco) ar-MA Gregorian USEnglish

6145 Arabic (Morocco) ar-MA Gregorian MiddleEastFrench

6145 Arabic (Morocco) ar-MA Gregorian Arabic

6145 Arabic (Morocco) ar-MA Gregorian TransliteratedEnglish

http://cde.codeplex.com/wikipage?titl...

as

1025 Arabic (Saudi Arabia) ar-SA Hijri

1025 Arabic (Saudi Arabia) ar-SA UmAlQura

1025 Arabic (Saudi Arabia) ar-SA Gregorian USEnglish

1025 Arabic (Saudi Arabia) ar-SA Gregorian MiddleEastFrench

1025 Arabic (Saudi Arabia) ar-SA Gregorian Arabic

1025 Arabic (Saudi Arabia) ar-SA Gregorian Localized

1025 Arabic (Saudi Arabia) ar-SA Gregorian TransliteratedFrench

The first line It begins with ar-SA Hijri (of the list of Saudi Arabia)

But the the Moroccan list , the  ar-MA Hijri  comes in the second line (why)

My question now is : is there a way to change “CalendarName” (from Gregorian Localized

 To  Hijri) in some table of the data base or any where I can ???

>> So add the language, and configure your site/users and you should be good to go. By the look of it you should then be able to use CDE but without having to specify the language format to it.

Please can you tell me How to configure site/user ? …  And also How to use CDE ?

>>I just tried adding Arabian (Morocco) to my test site, and by the look of it on the calendar it just translates the Months and Days of the week to Arabic. Numerals do not get changed. Date format shows as DD-MM-YYYY.

Yes, I can see this me too…

I noted that each country we have many lines in :

http://cde.codeplex.com/wikipage?titl...

So, when we add a language specific, How can I change a line by an other in the web site???

Pls Help me…

ok thanks,

I read again the steps in the link you gave me and i try to follow steps in the paragraph :

Language detection works differently for users who are logged in or not:

• Not logged in - DNN will by default check the browser language, which is often set to en-US by default. Enable Browser Language Detection can be found in the Language Settings dialogue in Admin/Languages in DNN 5.x. Other than that it will use the portal default settings set in Admin/Languages.
• Logged in - it users the languages set in the users profile - User Settings/Manage Profile

• Install the languages you require via the Languages dialogue (DNN 4.x in the Host menu, DNN 5.x/6.x in the Admin menu) or ask your service provider to add any that you need. For UK English you will need to install English (UK) - en-GB
• In this dialogue I typically disable browser language detection, because often browsers are configured to en-US as default
• In DNN 4/5 in the Site Settings dialogue in the Admin menu, under Advanced Settings, then Other Settings, configure the default language
• In DNN 6 in the Admin/Language dialogue set the Site Default
• For each user (and this is best done when you first set up the site, because they pick up the default you just specified in the Site Settings), change the Preferred Locale in the Manage Profile section of their user profile.

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 but i can't see changes ?

i'm still searching...

Cheers.