SCLogin - after translate

Felice,
The COM_JFBCONNECT_LOGIN_USING_FACEBOOK string is defined in the com_jfbconnect.ini file. It's there simply because, instead of the SCLogin module, you can simply use {JFBCLogin} to add the Login With Facebook button. Since that can be anywhere, we needed a more global language file.

As for the MOD_SCLOGIN_WELCOME, I'm not sure why that's not translatiing. If you would, try copying and pasting the exact line below:That's the original line from our translation, which should work. If it doesn't, check the following:
* There are no errors in your ini file. If there are, Joomla won't be able to parse all strings, and that could be why that one doesn't work
* Don't use a double quote " mark in the string, or really, any special characters. If absolutely necessary, at least remove them temporarily to see if that works
* Make sure there's no space around the = or at the end of the string
* Make sure there is a %s in there somewhere (which will be replaced by the user's name).

Hope one of those work for you, but if not, let us know!

Thanks,
Alex

Felice,
I'm not sure what you mean that you used the Joomla and K2 logins. Are you talking about other modules you tried, or settings within the SCLogin module?

For the COM_JFBCONNECT_LOGIN_WITH_FACEBOOK string, did you modify the pt-BR.com_jfbconnect.ini (NOT mod_sclogin) file?

We've never heard of this issue, so I'm really not sure why Joomla would choose not to translate just those strings. If you replace the en-GB file with the original one included in JFBConnect and set that as your Joomla language, does that work?

Thanks,
Alex

If those strings don't exist in the pt-BR versions of the file, that would be part of the problem. Joomla only loads the current language version of the files (it doesn't fall-back to the en-GB version or anything), so if those strings aren't in the pt-BR.com_jfbconnect.ini (COM_JFBCONNECT_LOGIN_WITH_FACEBOOK) and pt-BR.mod_sclogin.ini (MOD_SCLOGIN_WELCOME).

Feel free to post the ini files here or Private Message them to me. We'll get to the bottom of this, as I'm curious as to what's going on myself.

Thanks,
Alex

Felice,
I just sent you a private message with your INI files re-encoded. The files you sent were UTF-8 encoded already, but in a way that's different than how we do it. Not sure if that's the problem, but honestly hoping it is as we're not sure what the issue you're having is.

Please test those files and let us know how it goes. However, please (at first) do not update those file or edit them in any way as that may change the encoding again. Once we see if it works, we can give you details on how to edit, if necessary.

Thanks,
Alex