i18n: Added datepicker localization for Swiss Italian and Swiss Romansh #643
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Can you change these HTML entities to the actual characters? Entities cause problems when using custom date formats in text fields.
| Thanks, can you sign our CLA? |
| Closing due to inactivity. If you'd like to make the appropriate updates, let us know. Thanks. |
| CLA signed. I have a look at the other points in the next few days. |
| Thanks Pablo. I'll reopen this now and we'll wait for your updates. |
| @pablohess can you look into making the updates? Thanks. |
| I did another pull request with the changes: #875 |
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So far the date format for Swiss Italian and Romansh aren't correct. We're using dd.mm.yy instead of dd/mm/yy. 'de-CH' isn't necessary cause the German localization has the same date format as we use in Switzerland and 'fr-CH' is already written.