Language Files
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Instructions
To download an additional tranlsation for DocMGR, selet the file(s) below. Extract the file by running "unzip Filename.zip" and drop the file into the "lang/" directory in DocMGR. If you are logged in, log out and log back in. The new language will be available in a dropdown in the DocMGR Messages section in the left column.
You can set the default language by setting DEFAULT_LANG in the config/config.inc.php file. The setting must match "<language>" of "<language>.php" from the downloaded filename. For example, if I download "Spanish.zip" and put the extracted "Spanish.php" in the "lang/" directory, I would set I would set DEFAULT_LANG to "Spanish" to have that language file loaded by default.
To download a language file, right click on the language file and click "Save Link As", or "Save Target As", depending on your browser. If a file has "Not Updated" next to it, that means the file has been copied from a previous release, but there are some non-translated entries still in the file.
Translators:
DocMGR translations have been split into two files: <language>.php and <i18n>.js. This is to allow translations in the javascript-only pages without having extra javascript text loading at the top of a page. Both files must be translated when creating a new translation for DocMGR. If you are creating a new translation, download the older translation first and merge in the changes at the top of the English.php file. Then, you'll only have to translate these new defines when creating the new translation.
You will notice an LANG_I18N define now at the top of the language file. Set this with your two letter country abbreviation. This is for a proper translation of the DHTML Calendar. DocMGR uses both the DHTML calendar and FCKeditor. Both have multiple-language capability. If you do create a translation for one of these projects, please submit it back to their respective project pages.
Language Files
0.58.x Language Files
- Italian (thanks to Salvatore Baglieri)
- German (thanks to wuerl)
- Polish (thanks to Tomasz Kuc)
