Difference between revisions of "Migration from 5.1.8 to 5.1.9"
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Starting from version 5.1.9 in calendar can be indicated the first day of the month. Should insert this value to English translation and complete in other language packages if there's others installed. | Starting from version 5.1.9 in calendar can be indicated the first day of the month. Should insert this value to English translation and complete in other language packages if there's others installed. | ||
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Revision as of 10:25, 10 January 2012
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Versión 5.1.9 is still not available for download. |
If you have configured an Tesseract OCR, change the system.ocr value from "/usr/bin/tesseract" to "/usr/bin/tesseract ${fileIn} ${fileOut}".
Starting from version 5.1.9 in calendar can be indicated the first day of the month. Should insert this value to English translation and complete in other language packages if there's others installed.
INSERT INTO OKM_TRANSLATION (TR_MODULE, TR_KEY, TR_TEXT, TR_LANGUAGE) VALUES ('frontend', 'calendar.first.day.of.week', '0', 'en-GB');
In your locale translations should indicate which is your day of the month. Possible values are:
- sunday =0
- monday = 1
- tuesday = 2
- wednesday = 3
- thursday = 4
- friday = 5
- saturday = 6
