Reading Date in spanish format

[spighita]

Hello:
I would like to get an output of the date on spanish format.
Thanks

[ir4z0r]

what do you have, what do you want?
I'm not familiar with spanish format, little example, please?

[spighita]

For example I

<?php
setlocale("LC_ALL", "SP");
echo "Hoy es ", strftime("%A"), ",", strftime("%d"), "de", strftime("%B");
?>

With that code I get an error message

Warning: Passing locale category name as string is deprecated. Use the LC_* -constants instead.

But I do get the date in spanish.

Instead of Monday I need Lunes. And so on.

Lunes, Marte, Miercoles, Jueves, Viernes, Sabado y Domingo

[thessoro]

notice many servers could not support spanish locales. Anyway, spanish locales (at least in unix systems) are named "es_ES" or (like in my system) "es_ES@euro" (with just "es_ES" it doesn't work). Try them or write a little function to translate dates (str_replaceing) so it will be fully compliant to any server.

[Weedpacket]

Originally posted by spighita
Warning: Passing locale category name as string is deprecated. Use the LC_* -constants instead.

In other words, use LC_ALL instead of "LC_ALL".

[spighita]

THAT WAS THE SOLUTION..

THANK YOU..

🙂

[Mordecai]

To further define the error: LC_ALL is a defined constant, while "LC_ALL" is a string.