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15 years 10 months ago #4237 by rodster
dutch translation was created by rodster
anyone know how to edit the register/username/password links module in the frontend?
I need it in dutch
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15 years 10 months ago #4241 by alzander
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JFBConnect uses standard language files for translation. They can be found in the /languages/en-GB/en-GB.com_jfbconnect.ini file.

If you're have the Dutch language set as the default, you may need to copy the ini file to the appropriate languages sub-directory and edit it there. If you make a generic Dutch translation, we'd love it if you'd contribute it back to us. We'll include it in future packages!

Thanks
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15 years 10 months ago #4248 by rodster
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thx do i have to rename it to like nl-NL.com_jfbconnect.ini??

i use a dutch joomla version

when i finish i will send u the ini file so u can include it
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15 years 10 months ago #4249 by alzander
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That sounds correct. I believe the beginning should be the same as the folder it's contained in.. so if the folder is nl-NL, I'd think:
/languages/nl-NL/nl-NL.com_jfbconnect.ini
would work.

This allows you to let your users select a specific language and the components will load the correct language strings automatically. Not many sites actually take advantage of this.
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15 years 10 months ago #4250 by rodster
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hmmm done that no change
take a look at my module
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15 years 10 months ago #4253 by alzander
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Ah. I thought you were talking about a different page within the component itself. For the Login module, you should copy and edit the following file:
/languages/nl-NL/nl-NL.mod_jfbclogin.ini

Let us know how that goes.
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15 years 10 months ago #4256 by rodster
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thank you i forgot to mention that i meant the module :)

see bellow the dutch translation


WELCOME=Welkom
LOGOUT=Uitloggen
CONNECT USER=Connect this site to your Facebook account?
CONNECT BUTTON=Connect
MAP BUTTON=Connect
USERNAME=Gebruikersnaam
PASSWORD=Wachtwoord
LOGIN=Inloggen
REGISTER FOR THIS SITE=Maak een account
LOGIN USING FACEBOOK=Inloggen met Facebook
PARAMJOOMLALOGINREDIRECTURL=Select the page the user will be redirected to after a successful login using the Joomla login form. Select from all the pages listed in the dropdown menu. If no selection is made, the Front Page will be loaded by default.
PARAMFBLOGINREDIRECTURL=Select the page the user will be redirected to after a successful login using the Facebook Connect login button. Select from all the pages listed in the dropdown menu. If no selection is made, the Front Page will be loaded by default.
PARAMLOGOUTREDIRECTURL=Select the page the user will be redirected to after successfully ending their current session by logging out. Select from all the pages listed in the dropdown menu. If no selection is made, the Front Page will be loaded by default.
FORGOT LOGIN?=Forgot Login?
FORGOT USERNAME?=Gebruikersnaam vergeten?
FORGOT PASSWORD?=Wachtwoord vergeten?
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15 years 10 months ago #4264 by alzander
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You rock. Thank you so much. We're including this strings in our upcoming JFBConnect 3.0 release. It's very appreciated it!
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