GioX

Topic: Jobberbase 1.9. multilingual

When v1.9. came out, one of the updates was supposed to be "Easy Language switch via config.php supporting multiple translation files". I can't figure it out, how it works and couldn't find any tutorial in this forum or anywhere else. There are hacks for previous versions, but nothing for 1.9. This issue was pointed at by a number of other users. Can anybody help?

dvtservices

Re: Jobberbase 1.9. multilingual

create new translation file for new language.  in /<joberbase site>/_templates/default/_translations/   and specify the same translation file in config..

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GioX

Re: Jobberbase 1.9. multilingual

Thanks, I´ve done that. But this only changes one language for another - lelt´s say - English for German. What I am looking for is to have various language versions, between which users can switch. We want to run a multilingual jobboard (English, Czech, German). Cheers.

GioX

Re: Jobberbase 1.9. multilingual

Again: I've created a new language and activated it through config.php, no problem. But how can you set up Jobberbase to be available in various language versions (= multilingual). I hope, the developers are working on that for 2.0.

Equilibrium3

Re: Jobberbase 1.9. multilingual

Hi

I have an idea.
Let's say you had a site which was yoursite.com in english.
Copy all your files into a subdomain folder e.g. fr.yoursite.com and then do the same into ru.yoursite.com.
Now replace the translation file in Fr with a french one and in ru with a Russian one.
Add links to your site.

Since all installations will use the same database, the ad languages will be mixed up.

To avoid this, created different databases if your cpanel allows it.

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GioX

Re: Jobberbase 1.9. multilingual

Hi,

Thanks for your comment. This is a solution I had considered earlier, but I was hoping to find a more elegant way. I'll wait for 2.0 - if there will be any - to see if it offers multilingual support. Or maybe get somebody to write an extension.

Bye,
Gio