Localization
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a hint for us non-US americans: if you intend to localize your package, make the strings in the code US english. Do NOT make them in your default language, de_DE in my case. Reason is, with locale en_US, no translation happens inside Concrete5. It just assumes that you are working in US english. t functions translate from en_US to de_DE, but never from de_DE to en_US.
If thats obvious for you, sorry it was not for me. Didnt find anything on that in the documentation.
If thats obvious for you, sorry it was not for me. Didnt find anything on that in the documentation.
Interesting - so you're saying if you create your package in German and then add a language pack for en_US, it won't try to translate it to English for you if you set the concrete5 site to run on en_US?
it wont try to translate to US english. i guess it would translate to british english. the language of concrete5 user interface doesnt matter, i guess. mine is de_DE.
But there seems to be a flag to enable translation to en_US:https://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/internationalization/prov...
But there seems to be a flag to enable translation to en_US:https://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/internationalization/prov...
Got it - nice, glad to see there's a solution there, thanks for posting the link.
