Hello,
on a debian (woody) server and a 4.1.2 php-version the following code:
setlocale ("LC_TIME", "de_DE"); echo strftime("%A, %x");
results in an english formatted date.
setlocale (LC_TIME,'') gives back the value 'C', which doesn't mean
anything to me.
Has someone a suggestion (or a solution :-) for me to get the time
formatted in german with this commands? Is it probably not a php but a
linux problem (c-library, php.ini-directives or similar)?
Thanks for helping,
André Temme
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