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<?php
// English language (UK) include
// For version 2.0 PHP iCalendar
//
// Use 24-hour notation and day/month order
//
// Submit new translations to phpicalendar@gmail.com
require('english.inc.php');
// For time formatting, check out: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php
$timeFormat = 'G:i';
$timeFormat_small = 'G:i';
// For date formatting, see note below
$dateFormat_day = '%A, %e %B';
$dateFormat_week = '%e %B';
$dateFormat_week_list = '%a, %e %b';
$dateFormat_week_jump = '%e %b';
$dateFormat_month = '%B %Y';
$dateFormat_month_list = '%A, %e %b';
$dateFormat_year = '%Y';
/*
Notes about dateFormat_*
The pieces are similar to that of the PHP function strftime(),
however only the following is supported at this time:
%A - the full week day name as specified in $daysofweek_lang
%a - the shortened week day name as specified in $daysofweekshort_lang
%B - the full month name as specified in $monthsofyear_lang
%b - the shortened month name as specified in $monthsofyearshort_lang
%e - the day of the month as a decimal number (1 to 31)
%Y - the 4-digit year
If this causes problems with representing your language accurately, let
us know. We will be happy to modify this if needed.
*/
?>
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