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Translation from English into Italian
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12 years 4 months ago #12753
by lisa73
Translation from English into Italian was created by lisa73
In regards to translation into italian...this is what you suggested i do....
Maybe the translation function doesn't work because of file permission issue. I don't rememeber exacly the language code for italian, if I remember it correctly, the language code is it-IT . The easiest way to translate is that :
- You can the en-GB.com_jdonation.ini from language/en-GB folder of your site.
- Rename the file to it-IT.com_jdonation.ini (please replace it-IT with the correct language code of Italian language) .
- Do the translation .
- Upload it to language/it-IT folder of your site .
After that, everything will work well !
Regards,
Tuan
Now.... i went in and found the file en-GB.com_jdonation.ini in the language folder....
I renamed that file to it-IT.com_jdonation.ini
now the next step you send was to do the translation...sorry but where do you mean to do the translation? In joomdonation?
sorry for my ignorance but i am a novice at this....
when i go back into joomdation and go into the translation section it comes up with this msg: JFile::read: Unable to open file: '/home/u9zs8cxo/domains/amolascuola.it/public_html/language/en-GB/en-GB.com_jdonation.ini'
Please help me someone :S
thanks...Lisa
Maybe the translation function doesn't work because of file permission issue. I don't rememeber exacly the language code for italian, if I remember it correctly, the language code is it-IT . The easiest way to translate is that :
- You can the en-GB.com_jdonation.ini from language/en-GB folder of your site.
- Rename the file to it-IT.com_jdonation.ini (please replace it-IT with the correct language code of Italian language) .
- Do the translation .
- Upload it to language/it-IT folder of your site .
After that, everything will work well !
Regards,
Tuan
Now.... i went in and found the file en-GB.com_jdonation.ini in the language folder....
I renamed that file to it-IT.com_jdonation.ini
now the next step you send was to do the translation...sorry but where do you mean to do the translation? In joomdonation?
sorry for my ignorance but i am a novice at this....
when i go back into joomdation and go into the translation section it comes up with this msg: JFile::read: Unable to open file: '/home/u9zs8cxo/domains/amolascuola.it/public_html/language/en-GB/en-GB.com_jdonation.ini'
Please help me someone :S
thanks...Lisa
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12 years 4 months ago #12767
by Tuan Pham Ngoc
Replied by Tuan Pham Ngoc on topic Re: Translation from English into Italian
Hi Lisa
1. Please don't rename the file directly on language/en-GB folder. Please download that file, then rename it to it-IT.com_jdonation.ini .
2. Open the file it-IT.com_jdonation.ini which you just downloaded in a text editor you use, edit it to change the language string.
3. Upload the file it-IT.com_jdonation.ini to language-it-IT folder .
That's the correct step for doing the translation .
Regards,
Tuan
1. Please don't rename the file directly on language/en-GB folder. Please download that file, then rename it to it-IT.com_jdonation.ini .
2. Open the file it-IT.com_jdonation.ini which you just downloaded in a text editor you use, edit it to change the language string.
3. Upload the file it-IT.com_jdonation.ini to language-it-IT folder .
That's the correct step for doing the translation .
Regards,
Tuan
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