Langues

[Sacred]

ok this is really pissing me off

i gave up on creating a stupid lang file for my application

 

 

 

 

ill explain the steps i have made with my application so far

 

i created the files

 

dmin\applications_addon\other\appname

 

• 
   
  
• extensions
  
• modules_admin
  
• modules_public
  
• xml
  

 

and the files inside them as well

now in the XML folder

there is only 2 files i created

 

information and version

right now i want to add the lang keys i have used in my public_module files

as michael told me i can create it under

cache\lang_cache\master_lang

 

but i found out that i do n ot have master _lang whatsoever in my files

 

i only got

cache\lang_cache\1

so i created them there

 

myapp_admin_myapp.php

myapp_public_myapp.php

 

and heres the content of these files

 

<?php

$lang = array( 
'no_name' => "You Must Add a Name",
'no_email' => "You must add an E-mail",
'no_msg' => "You must add a message to send",
'no_subject' => "You must add title to your message",
'username' => "UserName: ",
'guest' => "Guest",
'm_ip' => "IP Address",
'm_email' => "Email Address",
'sent' => "Your message has been sent successfully",
);

 

 

 

now after i created these files

i went to MAnage Application and then i Installed my APP

 

no

wwhat shall i do next?!

[Michael]

cache\lang_cache\master_lang is a folder you create not a file. Then you place your lang files in there. I do it this way to import my IPB2.3 language files into the database. When in_dev is on, you'll have a section called "Developer's Language Cache Import" where you can import those lang files into the database. See "Select the application language files to importThis will examine the cache/lang_cache/master_lang/ directory

for {app}_language.php files and import them into the database."

 

Then export them into your app xml folder.

[Sacred]

okwe are half waythere

 

the files are imported forAdmin lang

 

i want then to show on Public

 

this is how my public xml lang file look

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<languageexport>
 <languagegroup/>
</languageexport>

 

whilemy admin XMLlang file looks like this

 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<languageexport>
 <languagegroup>
   <lang>
     <word_app>contact</word_app>
     <word_pack>admin_contact</word_pack>
     <word_key>sent</word_key>
     <word_default>Your message has been sent succefully</word_default>
     <word_custom/>
     <word_default_version>30008</word_default_version>
     <word_custom_version/>
     <word_js>0</word_js>
   </lang>
 </languagegroup>
</languageexport>

 

Why it is saved as admin_contact

andnot as public_contact?

[Michael]

So all the words were imported correctly? In the apps tab, it has them named correct public_app and admin_app?

[Sacred]

no idea why it has language

[Sacred]

i have added contact_langguage.php

inmaster_lang as you said

and when click import

 

then export

it created admin_contact lang but it doesnt create public_contact

[Sacred]

nvm i

copied themmanually to public lang xml

[Michael]

i have added contact_langguage.php

inmaster_lang as you said

and when click import

 

then export

it created admin_contact lang but it doesnt create public_contact

 

That could be a bug then, I've never had that happen. I think Matt is working on an external way to manage the languages, outside of the AdminCP.

[Martin A.]

If they're saved as (myApp_)contact_language.php, that would explain it all.

The syntax for the file name is; (appKey)_(admin|public)_(module|section|w/e).php