Aha, yes this is difficult because you cannot change the way dates are
printed by default. That does not only break the web server, but also
the compiler/monticello.
I would fork the Pier packages you need to change, there shouldn't be
too many places to change.
Lukas
On 5 October 2011 20:04, Dennis Schetinin <
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> 2011/10/5 Dennis Schetinin <
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>> Blog posts, for instance.
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> … including Tickers
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>> 2011/10/5 Lukas Renggli <
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>>> Where do you want to show the russian dates in Pier?
>>>
>>> Lukas
>>>
>>> On 5 October 2011 19:27, Dennis Schetinin <
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>>> > Hi!
>>> > What is a good way to translate dates (for example) on a Pier site? If
>>> > I put
>>> > Russian words in ChronolyConstants class >> initialize, site stops to
>>> > work
>>> > (because of incorrect Date representation in HTTP response?). For sure,
>>> > I
>>> > can hack it in some places by using something like #printStringRussian,
>>> > but
>>> > it's ugly. Is there a better solution? TIA
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