Format your date in spanish With ColdFusion!
The following custom tag will allow you to display your dates in spanish, let me show you how the tag itself works:
<!--- All you have to do is call the function as
<cf_dateformates date = (a ODBC date) format = "(the format you want it to print out)"
formats:
yyyy eq. 2004
yy eq. 04
y eq. 4
mmmm eq. Enero
mmm eq. Ene
mm eq. 01
m eq. 1
dddd eq. Lunes
ddd eq. Lun
dd eq. 01
d eq. 1
Date:
Make sure that it is a ODBC date, to make it a odbcdate you can apply the following.
createODBCdate(createdate(year,month,day))
or for the server current date you can do
createODBCdate(now())
good luck and enjoy translating your date to spanish.
--->
<cfif Not IsDefined("Attributes.Date") and Not IsDefined("Attributes.Format")>
<font color="#FF0000" size="4" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">
You have to specify a date.</font>
<cfabort>
</cfif>
<!--- first define the months in spanish --->
<cfif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'mmmm') EQ 'January'>
<cfset month = "Enero">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'mmmm') EQ 'February'>
<cfset month = "Febrero">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'mmmm') EQ 'March'>
<cfset month = "Marzo">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'mmmm') EQ 'April'>
<cfset month = "Abril">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'mmmm') EQ 'May'>
<cfset month = "Mayo">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'mmmm') EQ 'June'>
<cfset month = "Junio">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'mmmm') EQ 'July'>
<cfset month = "Julio">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'mmmm'') EQ 'August'>
<cfset month = "Agosto">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date,'mmmm') EQ 'September'>
<cfset month = "Septiembre">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'mmmm') EQ 'October'>
<cfset month = "Octubre">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date,'mmmm') EQ 'November'>
<cfset month = "Noviembre">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'mmmm') EQ 'December'>
<cfset month = "Diciembre">
</cfif>
<!--- Now define the days in spanish --->
<cfif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'dddd') EQ 'Monday'>
<cfset day = "Lunes">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'dddd') EQ 'Tuesday'>
<cfset day = "Martes">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'dddd') EQ 'Wednesday'>
<cfset day = "Miércoles">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'dddd') EQ 'Thursday'>
<cfset day = "Jueves">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'dddd') EQ 'Friday'>
<cfset day = "Viernes">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'dddd') EQ 'Saturday'>
<cfset day = "Sabado">
<cfelseif dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'dddd') EQ 'Sunday'>
<cfset day = "Domingo">
</cfif>
<!--- now process the actual tag to return values, First do the months values --->
<cfif find("mmmm","#attributes.format#")>
<cfset attributes.format = replace(attributes.format,'mmmm','#month#')>
<cfelseif find("mmm","#attributes.format#")>
<cfset attributes.format = replace(attributes.format,'mmm','#left("#month#", 3)#')>
<cfelseif find("mm","#attributes.format#")>
<cfset attributes.format = replace(attributes.format,'mm','#dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'mm')#')>
<cfelseif find("m","#attributes.format#")>
<cfset attributes.format = replace(attributes.format,'m','#dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'm')#')>
</cfif>
<!--- Next, do the days values --->
<cfif find("dddd","#attributes.format#")>
<cfset attributes.format = replace(attributes.format,'dddd','#day#')>
<cfelseif find("ddd","#attributes.format#")>
<cfset attributes.format = replace(attributes.format,'ddd','#left("#month#",3)#')>
<cfelseif find("dd","#attributes.format#")>
<cfset attributes.format = replace(attributes.format,'dd','#dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'dd')#')>
<cfelseif find("d","#attributes.format#")>
<cfset attributes.format = replace(attributes.format,'d','#dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'd')#')>
</cfif>
<cfif find("yyyy","#attributes.format#")>
<cfset attributes.format = replace(attributes.format,'yyyy','#dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'yyyy')#')>
</cfif>
<!--- Next, do the years values --->
<cfif find("yy","#attributes.format#")>
<cfset attributes.format = replace(attributes.format,'yy','#dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'yy')#')>
</cfif>
<cfif find("y","#attributes.format#")>
<cfset attributes.format = replace(attributes.format,'y','#dateformat(Attributes.Date, 'y')#')>
</cfif>
<!--- now, let's pass the value on the page, for the visitor to see --->
<cfoutput>#attributes.format#</cfoutput>
That's it, you can now have your dates displayed in spanish!
Date added: Thu. January 29, 2004
Posted by: Diego Benitez | Views: 8756 | Tested Platforms: CFMX | Difficulty: Intermediate
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how do i call it
How do I get it to show up on a page... do I put the code above in the custom tag folder and call it using <cf_SpanishDate = createODBCdate(NOW() = "mmmm eq. Enero")>
Posted by: Matt Crocker
Posted on: 06/30/2004 11:01 AM
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You call it...
<cf_dateformates date = (a ODBC date) format = "(the format you want it to print out)">
eg.
<cf_dateformates date= #createODBCdate(now()# format = "dd de mmmm de yyyy">
print out: 1 de Julio de 2004
Posted by: Diego Benitez
Posted on: 07/01/2004 03:30 PM
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Posted on: 10/23/2007 04:33 PM
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