An effort has been made to standardize the language codes for the two Norwegian languages: Norwegian Nynorsk and Norwegian Bokmål. It is widely agreed that the use of "nb" and "nn" is preferred, and that "no" is deprecated.
The "no" and "nno" projects here on Drupal has been deprecated in favour of nb and nn.
The attached patch fixes includes/locale.inc
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #4 | locale.inc_.utf8_.patch | 464 bytes | hba |
| #1 | locale.inc__0.patch | 459 bytes | hba |
| locale.inc_.patch | 459 bytes | hba |
Comments
Comment #1
hba commented.. and here is the correct patch.
Comment #2
hba commentedI guess this won't be done before 6.x. Does anyone have any thoughts on if it will be included or not? I guess "no" can be kept in addition to "nb" and "nn" as backwards compatibility, if that's an issue.
Comment #3
Steven commentedUse UTF-8 please.
Comment #4
hba commentedOops, sorry. Here's another one in UTF8.
Comment #5
hba commentedMarking as needs review as suggested in http://drupal.org/node/130706
Comment #6
Steven commentedCommitted to HEAD and 5.x.
Comment #7
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