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MasterVision · 04-28-2008, 10:27 AM

Sorry for waiting too long my friend... I am not a Forumer Technician but I will try to help you... just got time to get online here

You can do it yourself actually.. just edit lang_date.php...

wondering HOW??? yes it is TOO BIG question mark ( ? ) but you can....

A knowledge from one of my friend ( Jordan )... Actually the language in your Calendar is in Tagalog Language (Filipino)

here you can edit it by yourself... Login to your AdminCP... once successfully logged-in... add &act=lang to the last of the URL.

Click Edit and choose lang_date from the drop-down menu of Edit language files in set Section...

you can simply change those Days and Months to standard English...

Cheers

04-28-2008, 10:27 AM	#7 (permalink)
MasterVision Senior Forumer Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,065 Rep Power: 3 fTrader: (0) fBuck$: 690 Bank: 4,247 Total fBuck$: 4,937 Send fBuck$ » My Forumer My Country:	Re: Calendar Languages Sorry for waiting too long my friend... I am not a Forumer Technician but I will try to help you... just got time to get online here You can do it yourself actually.. just edit lang_date.php... wondering HOW??? yes it is TOO BIG question mark ( ? ) but you can.... A knowledge from one of my friend ( Jordan )... Actually the language in your Calendar is in Tagalog Language (Filipino) here you can edit it by yourself... Login to your AdminCP... once successfully logged-in... add &act=lang to the last of the URL. Click Edit and choose lang_date from the drop-down menu of Edit language files in set Section... you can simply change those Days and Months to standard English... Cheers Last edited by MasterVision; 04-28-2008 at 10:31 AM.