As per the attached image, I would like to transform these dates (indicated with arrows) into Italian, I state that in English they are fine, but in Italian it should be 25 Mar 2019 - 31 Mar 2019 and I found this variable "% s% s% s - % s% s% s ", but you can't change the other should be 25 MARCH, 2019. Thanks to all those who will reply. Good day.

This is dependent on the locale set for your language pack. Make sure that is set appropriately, and that the locale itself is configured properly on your server.

10 minutes ago, EnzoC said:

it should be 25 Mar 2019 - 31 Mar 2019 and I found this variable "% s% s% s - % s% s% s "

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To swap the replacements, the %s token should be changed to %2$s - essentially inserting 2$ in the middle of the normal token, where 2 is the position of the parameter you want to use for this replacement. To take the example above, we could now do:

My favorite color is %2$s and my name is %1$s

which becomes:

My favorite color is blue and my name is Rikki

For more information, see the PHP.net sprintf documentation (bear in mind it is a technical document designed for developers).

 

 

6 hours ago, Ryan Ashbrook said:

This is dependent on the locale set for your language pack. Make sure that is set appropriately, and that the locale itself is configured properly on your server. 

Ryan, everything is well set up, I have changed the other dates and months, this is the original sentence "{! 1 # [1: Jan] [2: Feb] [3: Mar] [4: Apr] [5: May] [6: Jun] [7: Jul] [8: Aug] [9: Sep] [10: Oct] [11: Nov] [12: Dec]} {0 #}, %s, in Italian it is modified this way "  {! 1 # [1: Jan] [2: Feb] [3: Mar] [4: Apr] [5: May] [6: Jun] [7: Jul] [8: Aug] [9 : set] [10: oct] [11: nov] [12: dic]} %s "and that's fine, the problem is that you from Staff Invision, you should know where those two variables that interest me are located.

 

Ryan, I saw your image attached, but if you click on Calendar->Week you will see that the date is not correct in Italian.

I found the other key, but "cal_month_day" cannot be changed.

Have you seen my post?

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The same for cal_month_day

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5 hours ago, newbie LAC said:

Have you seen my post?

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The same for cal_month_day

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Thank you, thank you and thanks again, I wish you a good day.

It would be useful if the Staff took note of these changes and I will add another. The string 'cal_month_day_noyear %s %s' would change it to' '%1$s %2$s' at least for other languages it would be simpler.