L10n fixes

[scambra]

Date in tooltip displayed in modification column is not translated, you must setlocale and use strftime to get month translations in PHP.

Also modification column is not translated when a file is created/uploaded, row is created with JS and relative date strings translations in files app was missing, although it's splitting sentences. I added support for sprintf and translation with arguments to JS, and reused relative date strings from lib.

And I added localization for datepicker too, which is used in set expiration date.

[DeepDiver1975]

Hi,
many thanks for this pull request.
Looks really great!

I'll merge this after 4.5 release.

Thx,

Tom

[scambra]

Ok, I'm working in fixing some untranslated strings

[DeepDiver1975]

Cool! Many thanks!
Untranslated strings are relevant for 4.5 from my point of view.
Just submit the pull requests - I'll take care!

Tom

[scambra]

Really all these commits are about untranslated strings, although first commits are not so simple because they are about date localization.

I have pushed changes in files_sharing to translate it, although perl l10n.pl read is not picking this one:
Shared with you and the group %s by %s

[DeepDiver1975]

Sorry for being not precise enough:
For 4.5 I'm willing to accept simple changes like 'Password' -> t('core', 'Password')

And I need those in a separate pull request - this pull request will be for 5.0.

Regarding l10n.pl not catching your string: I have no idea and no time to take care - sorry. Maybe this is just another topic for 5.0

Many thanks again for your support,

Tom

[scambra]

I understand it, I will do a new request with simple changes for 4.5

[DeepDiver1975]

@scambra: I just merged the pull request from Thomas Tanghus regarding js string interpolation.
Due to that and the fact that this pull request cannot be merged anymore automatically I kindly ask you to resubmit your pull request taking into account that we don't use sprtinf.js.

Your contribution is very welcome!

Thanks a lot,

Tom

PS:
I prefer multiple small pull requests instead of one big as reviewing them is easier! ;-)

THX