[Internationalization] Some languages use the incorrect specifiers for replacing data (%d instead of _START_, etc)

[afestupinanp]

I found out that some of the translations use the %d formats, instead of the START, END or other special elements that indicate number of records, total of records, etc. This is especially notable on the spanish translations.

This is how it looks using the default english localization. Notice it shows the correct amount of records in the datatable.

Now, if we load the spanish localization provided by DataTables (es-CO).

This is not the case for all the languages. For example, the German localization (de-DE)

In my case, for now, I'll have to implement my own localization, instead of the one provided by DataTables.

[afestupinanp]

Seems to be related to #485, which is open since 2020 lol.

[AllanJard]

The German one looks correct to me: https://datatables.net/plug-ins/i18n/German.html . I'm not sure what I'm missing?

[afestupinanp]

Indeed it is correct, but what I'm referring to is that some of the languages, such as es-CO, use the %d specifiers.

[AllanJard]

Thanks! And apologies I got confused.

I've corrected that one now. Looking through our database I think that's the only one? If you see some fixes that I haven't, then you can contribute changes here. I obviously don't know all of those languages, so I rely upon the community to provide contributions.