Hi everybody!
I could not find a place where I could download Jcow Translations.
Any tips for how to translate Jcow in our languages?
Let's start here!

hello

there is no ready made translations you can translate your own version by changing the /my/config.php to have your language listed in the lang bar then from your admin go to translate and select the language of yours ... start translate line by line!!!

where do I find more rows, I only have 8?

Jcow - Spanish Language Translation - Spain / Traducción del Idioma Español (Castellano - España)

Jcow - Spanish Language Translation - Spain / Traducción del Idioma Español (Castellano - España)

[quote=adil]hello

there is no ready made translations you can translate your own version by changing the /my/config.php to have your language listed in the lang bar then from your admin go to translate and select the language of yours ... start translate line by line!!! [/quote]

Hi where is it in free version

same places!!!!

Cant see it it hasnt go any language stuff in it just select default language!!!!

admin panel --> translate --> add language for ex interlingua (whatever that is) --> back to translate

you will see a line you are editing Interlingua and a list of fields below.

for example (account) with below a field with account in it

change account into the whatever that is in interlingua language and hit the save button.

do this line by line.

in the beginnen there are only a few lines, but everytime the translate function encounters a word that is not translated yet, this list will grow.

Other, faster solution. If there is already a list of words in the language, just import the list

Ok Cheers mate would you know how to change 'Interlingua' to another language name thats really what I wanted to do ...

I dont get how to import a language ,Say I wanted the Klingon language in the drop down add a language bar how would you do that.

open file common.inc.php

somewhere at the beginning

delete line

[code]
'ia' => 'Interlingua',
[/code]

add line

[code]
'kl' => 'Klingon',
[/code]

Cheers mate thanks for that ..Man I should have got that one itb was easy DOH ...

;)