| Re: The best approach for a multi-language XOOPS |
| by irmtfan on 2013/9/11 13:10:57 That's strange. I think we should investigate it in depth. 1- please provide your server configurations include php, mysql, ... 2- please show us your whole easiestml.php codes here. 3- do you have any error_log file inside root? |
| Re: The best approach for a multi-language XOOPS |
| by mrphilong on 2013/9/2 6:56:54 I am using Trabis's version, it works on my localhost. My easiestml.php has the correct configuration, which: le="color: #000000"><?php define('EASIESTML_IMAGETAG','mlimg');
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| Re: The best approach for a multi-language XOOPS |
| by irmtfan on 2013/9/2 4:12:40 @mrphilong: [mlimg] should work in any html content like blocks, themes and templates. are you install original hack or trabis module? I recommend trabis version: http://www.xuups.com/easiestml.zip I assume you dont have issue in displaying content so please show us your configuration in easiestml.php there should be this line for mlimg. le="color: #000000"><?php // tag name for language image (default [mlimg]. don't include specialchars) define('EASIESTML_IMAGETAG','mlimg');
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| Re: The best approach for a multi-language XOOPS |
| by Mamba on 2013/8/31 2:43:09 OK, then Irmtfan is the best source of help for you then. I use the xLanguage module, and that's what I was testing it with... |
| Re: The best approach for a multi-language XOOPS |
| by mrphilong on 2013/8/31 2:33:48 I have installed easiestml, edit the easiestml.php for my languages. Created a custom html block with the tag [mlimg] which in theory should shows my two languages that defined in easiestml.php, but instead it just showing [mlimg] |
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