I’m trying to understand Intl locale negociation but I am struggling with a simple use case. My browser’s (firefox) default locale is french (fr-FR), and I have also installed fr, en-US and en (prioritized in the stated order). The following happens: Why do the last instructions output “20 Oct” (which is the french version of the date, so probably the
Tag: localization
How to use useState to display a different language
I’m trying to do a function using useState to change the languages of my website. However, I’m having an issue thinking about the logic of how can it be done since I’m newbie. 1st question: How can I use the function “handleLanguage” to change the menu language when I click in <li>. 2nd question: Which would be the best way
Invalid unit argument for Intl.NumberFormat() with electric units (volt, joule…)
I am trying to localize my web application and I cannot manage to make Intl.NumberFormat work with electric units (ampere, ohm, volt, joule…). In the documentation, they provide some examples and the list of units available. Though I cannot manage to make it work with the electric units: Does someone have an idea why? Answer From MDN INTL A subset
How make VueJS understand localized numbers?
Let’s figure a simple sum app. two inputs, a and b and a c result. we have this markup and this Vue script this works great except that I’m working with localized numbers. that means. using comma “,” instead of dot “.” and dot instead of comma . entering number with decimal places confuses vue, and it are not able
Get ISO 8601 using Intl.DateTimeFormat
I want to use Intl.DateTimeFormat to format a Date, and in the examples it says Great, so I want my fallback to be ISO 8601 in the case a language doesn’t exist however This seems to be because iso8601 isn’t part of locales A string with a BCP 47 language tag, or an array of such strings. I’ve also tried
Highcharts DateTime Localization
Can someone point me to how I can localize the date-related Strings which are hardcoded in the HighCharts js-file. For instance, instead of the default ‘Feb’ date label in the x-axis, I would want the chart to display the localized value ‘Fév’. I tried implementing the localization by setting the options on the language object before the chart is instantiated: