Since we have the International Zone in this forum, would it not be a good idea to offer the users all available language files for SMF?
We have to face it that a lot of local users have problem with English understanding, and to make it easier for those it would be nice to give them the opportunity to chose their own language in the forum.
Or also we could make it possible for the local community's to be international supportsites, having their own forums - like phpBB (http://www.phpbb.com/support/intl.php), Zen Cart (http://www.zen-cart.com/modules/freecon ... .php?id=20) etc. has.
Of course we also now can make our own forums, but then we get two forums for the same language - and thats a bad idea..
Any ideas and meanings about this?
EDIT! The Norwegian language file: http://www.simplemachines.no/downloads/ ... _1_RC2.zip
International Zone and Forum Language
International Zone and Forum Language
Last edited by rued on Sat Mar 25, 2006 4:36 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: International Zone and Forum Language
Hi rued,
Having local language choise is possible already
Contact one of your local moderators so they can bring on the needed files to the forum admins.
Having local language choise is possible already
Contact one of your local moderators so they can bring on the needed files to the forum admins.
Re: International Zone and Forum Language
ot2sen wrote:Having local language choise is possible already
Yes I know, but that was not really the problem. The problem is that it's not much in use..
Contact one of your local moderators so they can bring on the needed files to the forum admins.
The file is now linked to from my first post, so I guess it's OK soon for the Norwegian users.
But what about your Danish users, and others..
And also this question should be taken into consideration:
rued wrote:Or also we could make it possible for the local community's to be international supportsites, having their own forums - like phpBB (http://www.phpbb.com/support/intl.php), Zen Cart (http://www.zen-cart.com/modules/freecon ... .php?id=20) etc. has.
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Re: International Zone and Forum Language
Your language pack has been installed. However I suggest you contact the Norwegian moderator so that he/she can translate the buttons we use on the forums. Otherwise things won't look quite right when selecting an international lnaguage.
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Thank you Brad,
I guess our moderators will fix the buttons next week.
I guess our moderators will fix the buttons next week.
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I'll guess that I will be the moderator to translate the buttons.
Is there a list of images to translate some place?
Is there a list of images to translate some place?
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I have sent you a PM
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