Where are these files?
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I've browsed the sourceforge page, but cannot find a language zip....my intention is about an italian language kit. I've already done one - years ago - for Xaraya CMS.
Could you give me an URL and any indication about the process?
Could you give me an URL and any indication about the process?
Kino, I'm afraid to disturb. I've found your files and also read about your efforts in supporting internationalization for concrete5.
Americans are great in developing technologies but they tend to have a vision - how to say? - (North) America centered, perhaps better described as "Do exists not Americans in the world?. Hmm...".
I've downloaded the files, unzipped the contents in "../language" dir, added define(LANGUAGE, "it_IT"); in site.php but..
1)no translations appear anywhere.
2)An error about "cannot send header..." etc etc: Zend Framework fires an unmanaged
in brief: it doesn't find the translation files, the rest is noise.
I'm a newbie with concrete5, and also with Zend Framework - but not with php. What I miss?
Thanks, I know you're a busy man.
Americans are great in developing technologies but they tend to have a vision - how to say? - (North) America centered, perhaps better described as "Do exists not Americans in the world?. Hmm...".
I've downloaded the files, unzipped the contents in "../language" dir, added define(LANGUAGE, "it_IT"); in site.php but..
1)no translations appear anywhere.
2)An error about "cannot send header..." etc etc: Zend Framework fires an unmanaged
No translation for the language 'it_IT' available. in <b>/storage/wwwroot/concrete/concrete/libraries/3rdparty/Zend/Translate/Adapter.php
in brief: it doesn't find the translation files, the rest is noise.
I'm a newbie with concrete5, and also with Zend Framework - but not with php. What I miss?
Thanks, I know you're a busy man.
it's
define('LOCALE', 'it_IT');
And...
On the page kino linked, you only get the .po files! (why??) You have to convert them into .mo files (use software like for example "poedit"), call it messages.mo and put it under
/languages/it_IT/LC_MESSAGES
(You are right, american developers don't care very much for internationalization. They fear it to be something very mystic. Though it isn't ;-) Kino's link was not the whole story, but a first step into the right direction.)
On the page kino linked, you only get the .po files! (why??) You have to convert them into .mo files (use software like for example "poedit"), call it messages.mo and put it under
/languages/it_IT/LC_MESSAGES
(You are right, american developers don't care very much for internationalization. They fear it to be something very mystic. Though it isn't ;-) Kino's link was not the whole story, but a first step into the right direction.)
Many thanks.
I've found what I were searching for.
I've found what I were searching for.
http://mygengo.com/string/p/concrete5-1...