Creating a locale - not showing up

I wanted to shorten the tab created by the Participated Discussions plugin without hacking the plugin, so I figured I'd make a locale. I created a folder /locale/newbuddhist and dropped a definitions.php into it:

$LocaleInfo['newbuddhist'] = array( // The locale key must match the folder the locale is in.
'Locale' => 'NewBuddhist' // The code of the locale
'Name' => 'NewBuddhist'
'Description' => 'Phrase overrides.', // Be as descriptive as possible.
'Version' => '1.0', // A version number compatible with php's version_compare().
'Author' => 'Matt Lincoln Russell',
'AuthorEmail' => 'lincolnwebs@gmail.com',
'AuthorUrl' => ''
);

$Definition['Participated Discussions'] = 'Participated';

But it won't show up in my dashboard. I deleted by ini files to make sure my renaming and experimenting didn't mess it up. Any ideas?

Lincoln

Preemptive @Todd ping. :D

Todd

In your info array, 'Locale' needs to be 'en-CA' or whatever your locale is defined as in your config.

Todd

Also, FYI: Long blocks of code are better put in pre tags rather than code tags. Code tags are for inline and pre are for block. It will look nicer that way.

rene

@Todd: I also have a problem with the 'Locale' parameter. When I change it from 'en-CA' to 'nl' (I'm making a dutch translation) enabling my locale does nothing. It will only work if I set it to 'en-CA' which is odd...

In the config file the locale rule is changed automatically on enabling the locale.

Can you give me a hint? I've started a question @ http://vanillaforums.org/discussion/13995/dutch-locale-wont-work-unless-i-leave-the-locale-parameter-to-en-ca/p1