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Guido Amarilla commented on OFBIZ-613:
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The solution is very simple: just change this line
orderReportHeaderInfo.fo.ftl : line 31
<#assign orderDate = Static["java.text.DateFormat"].getDateInstance(dateFormat).format(orderHeader.get("orderDate"))>
and add the locale in the call to getDateInstance
<#assign orderDate = Static["java.text.DateFormat"].getDateInstance(dateFormat,locale).format(orderHeader.get("orderDate"))>
I tested it and works OK.
> Order Date i18n problem
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>
> Key: OFBIZ-613
> URL:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-613> Project: Apache OFBiz (The Open for Business Project)
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: order
> Affects Versions: SVN trunk
> Reporter: Guido Amarilla
> Priority: Minor
>
> The month name is always formatted in english in the date field of an Order PDF.
> Testing with the locale set to Spanish instead of "Enero 10, 2007" or "10 de Enero de 2007" it is formatted "January 10, 2007".
> in orderReportHeaderInfo.fo.ftl : line 24
> <#assign dateFormat = Static["java.text.DateFormat"].LONG>
> <#assign orderDate = Static["java.text.DateFormat"].getDateInstance(dateFormat).format( orderHeader.get ("orderDate"))>
> This is always formatted in english
> A solution would be to to format it according to the current selected locale. (I don´t know how to get an instance of it in a ftl file to be used with java.text.DateFormat)
> Or if it is not possible, at least to use the same format that is used in every web screen: YYYY-MM-DD
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