Hi,

You have here the JB 1.9 French translation, thanks to empleotel:

translations.ini
[code]
; You will notice that some messages contain the string {0} (or {1}, {2} and so on).
; They act as placeholders for variable strings - be careful not to remove them.

; For example, in case of "Viewed {0} times", {0} will be replaced with the actual number of views when
; the message will be translated. this could result in "Viewed 5 times" (if the job ad has been viewed 5 times).

; Note: you can change the placeholders' order in a sentence in order to better suit your language.

; If you want to put the " (double quotes) character in your message, you must use " instead.

[header]
name = "jobber"
title = "Emplois en Informatique"
home = "Home"
rss_alt = "RSS"
rss_title = "Inscrivez vous à nos fils RSS"
seen_recently = "Vus récemment"

[search]
default = "Cherchez un poste"
example = "(ex.: "ajax", "designer, londres", "php, chicago")"
submit = "Affichez  …

Hi,

In 1.9, the email translations are stored in an xml file, in _templates/<YourTheme>/_translations/_emails/emails_en.xml.

@rich - what do you mean, config.envs.php doesn't have a line 60? It has 81 lines...are you sure the file was uploaded correctly?

Hi,

What you should do is add a block like this
[code]
$__instances['live'] = array(
'prefix' => 'yourjobberbasedomain.com',
'db_host' => 'localhost',
'db_port' => 3306,
'db_user' => 'root',
'db_password' => '',
'db_name' => 'jobberbase',
'db_prefix' => '',
'app_url' => 'http://www.yourjobberbasedomain.com/',
'ini_error_reporting' => E_ALL,
'ini_display_errors' => 'Off',
'location' => 'online',
'environment' => 'prod',
'rewrite_mode' => 'apache_mod_rewrite'
);
[/code]

in _config/config.envs.php for every domain you want to use JB on. You can add the blocks after the existing one. You have to change 'live' with 'live1', 'live2' or something else unique and then change the 'prefix' and 'app_url' accordingly to every domain you want the site on.

Let us know if it works. …

Hi,

A problem is that the db_host is wrong. Try using localhost or, if that doesn't help, follow this step from the installation guide:
[i]Note: some users are having trouble setting the db_host. To find out your database host, either ask your hosting company or login to phpmyadmin and you should have somewhere in the upper area the string Server and next to it an URL or IP. That's what you should put as database host.[/i]

Anothe thing, on prefix you have to write hirepatriots.com, so you end up having:
[code]$__instances['live'] = array(
'prefix' => 'hirepatriots.com',[/code]

Hi,

Try to replace
[code]define('JOBBER_URL',str_replace('api/','',BASE_URL));[/code]
with
[code]define('JOBBER_URL',str_replace('api/','',APP_URL));[/code]

in api.php. That should do the trick.

Hi,

You can find the translations file here: /_includes/translations.ini

Hi,

Have you tried with Jobberbase's default .htaccess, but with the following line:
RewriteBase /jobber

added after:
Options +FollowSymlinks
?

Hi,

Can you doublecheck your mysql hostname? You wrote something like 'www.thethinking...', which doesn't really seem to be a valid database host.

You can follow these instructions from the installation guide in order to find out your host name:
[i]Note: some users are having trouble setting the DB_HOST. To find out your database host, either ask your hosting company or login to phpmyadmin and you should have somewhere in the upper area the string Server and next to it an URL or IP. That's what you should put as database host.[/i]

The problem was solved offline.

In admin try using the following:
[code]
AddType x-mapp-php5 .php
AddHandler x-mapp-php5 .php

RewriteEngine on
RewriteBase /admin
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !index.php

RewriteRule . index.php [L]

ErrorDocument 404 /page-unavailable/
[/code]

Hi,

In publish-write.tpl, search for the following line:
[code]<textarea {if $errors.description}class="error"{/if} tabindex="4" name="description"[/code]

and add between tabindex="4" and name="description" the following code: class="mceEditor", so you'll have:[code]<textarea {if $errors.description}class="error"{/if} tabindex="4" class="mceEditor" name="description"[/code]