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See method Locales.addLocale in locales.js, the key was language. But, the window.navigator.language will give 'zh-tw' if I choose device language as 'Chinese, Traditional(Taiwan)' and region as China mainland. It will let the declared locale 'zh-TW' can't be found. So, not sure if the lowercase language should be used as the key. E,g, locales[localeObject.language.toLowerCase()] = localeObject;
Also, I just wonder if the locale 'zh-cn', 'hu' and 'nb' can be provided by default.
Could you please evaluate this? Thanks!
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Have same issue when using customLocal these lines are ignored: yesButtonLabel: "Ja!", noButtonLabel: "Ikke rigtigt", appRatePromptTitle: 'Kan du lide %@?',
I know they don't exists in the locales.js for "da", like Joe-song-77 mentions about Chinese. But it looks like it can't be overruled by customLocal: {} ...
See method Locales.addLocale in locales.js, the key was language. But, the window.navigator.language will give 'zh-tw' if I choose device language as 'Chinese, Traditional(Taiwan)' and region as China mainland. It will let the declared locale 'zh-TW' can't be found. So, not sure if the lowercase language should be used as the key. E,g, locales[localeObject.language.toLowerCase()] = localeObject;
Also, I just wonder if the locale 'zh-cn', 'hu' and 'nb' can be provided by default.
Could you please evaluate this? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: