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Photo_Shop plugin: How to add a second language?

Started by SonjaSt, June 08, 2006, 06:44:06 PM

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SonjaSt

I just added the great plug-in Photo_Shop provided by Stramm.
(see: http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php?topic=32231.0)

I am wondering if - and how - I can add a second language?

What I tried is:
1. translated the english.php to german and named it german.php
2. uploaded the german.php to the plugin/photo_shop/language directory

The shop still runs in english. What else do I have to modify to make the german language happen?

Thanks,
Sonja

Stramm

open these three files in your plugins/photo_shop dir

photo_shop_admin.php
photo_shop_checkout.php
include/init.inc.php

in these files somewhere near the top find
require('plugins/photo_shop/lang/english.php');
and replace with
if (!file_exists("plugins/photo_shop/lang/{$CONFIG['lang']}.php"))
  $CONFIG['lang'] = 'english';
require "plugins/photo_shop/lang/{$CONFIG['lang']}.php";

SonjaSt

Sorry, Stramm, it does not work? All text remain in english.

I updated the three required php files.
In the folder plugins/photo_shop/lang are two files: english.php and german.php

The coppermine database itself has got three languages (english, german, dutch) and works fine.

Sonja

Stramm

works for me as expected. Tried with german.php in the plugins lang dir and used the lang selector to switch to german

SonjaSt

10 minutes later without changing anything... it works!?
Thanks, Stramm!
(and I keep wondering why it takes so long to show the updated version?)

Stramm

lol, I dunno... changes should show up after changes have been done without any delay

SonjaSt

That's what I am wondering, too!
Usually, I upload the updated .php or .html to my server. Then open the browser, "call" the page and "refresh" it - and the updated website shows up. This time I had to wait.
Funny,...

Joachim Müller

Probably browser-caching. Always force-refresh after applying changes ([Ctrl]+[F5]).