Maybe the default culture is not properly set on the user.
Could you try to set it manually in an action displaying dates ?
$this->getUser()->setCulture('es_AR');
2010/11/26 hrajchert <[email protected]>
> Hi, i live in Argentina and speak spanish, so my default culture is
> es_AR.
> Ive setted the default culture in apps/frontend/config/settings.yml
>
> When I print todays date using the format_date helper it prints
> 12/25/10, which is mm/dd/yy. Normaly in Argentina the dates are
> displayed as dd/mm/yyyy such as 25/12/2010.
>
> Also when using the format_currency like echo "Tengo ".
> format_currency(500) i expect this output: Tengo $500, but i got:
> Tengo 500.
>
> I couldnt find a way to change the date formating or the currency
> formating for my locale. Is this a bug or im missing something.
>
> With regards,
> Hernan Rajchert
>
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