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IDennis
Installing a language module
  • 2004/1/31 22:33

  • IDennis

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Hey, i recently installed xooops 2.0.6 and now i want to install the dutch language module. I've uploaded it to the approriate directories (i think, because i wasn't quite sure about the install directory, since you should technically delete that one). But the point is, it doesn't show up in my modules administration list and I don't know what to do!

Any help or comments?

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svaha
Re: Installing a language module
  • 2004/2/1 8:40

  • svaha

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If you want to use just one language then you unzip the language file (in this case dutch) into the install package of Xoops. Now when you install XOOPS you can choose dutch as your language.
So maybe the best thing now is to repeat the install proces
Aloha

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IDennis
Re: Installing a language module
  • 2004/2/1 11:22

  • IDennis

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But what if i want to be able to use two languages?

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leiker
Re: Installing a language module
  • 2004/2/1 14:22

  • leiker

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Hi,
I just did that, manually, after locking for a guide or something for an hour or so. What I did was uploading the new language to my site, under "language" and then the modules under the different modules. Just look at the folder structure and find them on your site.
I am sure there is a better way, but this worked...

Cheers

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Jan304
Re: Installing a language module
  • 2004/2/1 19:46

  • Jan304

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Ok, download the lastest dutch language:
http://xoops.opencms.nl/modules/mydownloads/singlefile.php?cid=10&lid=36

Then:
Unzip the file, normally you have THREE maps, languages, modules, install, make shure they match and upload to your XOOPS root. Ofcourse when you have already installed xoops, you can remove the install folder.

After that, go to Administration Menu - System Admin - Settings - General Settings (something like that) - Language. Normally you can select there now nederlands. Goodluck.

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svaha
Re: Installing a language module
  • 2004/2/1 22:53

  • svaha

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If you want to use two or more languages for one site, you will have to implement a language hack, like the ml hack of hsalazar (that is written for XOOPS 2.05)

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