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Title: Installing Multilingual Modules
Section: Multilingual
File name: language-enable.txt
Covers: If they didn't install in a foreign language, need to turn on the 4 multilingual modules. Cover how to do this in Drush and the UI.
Attribution
Written by https://www.drupal.org/u/batigolix[Boris Doesborg]
Checklist for this phase
- Does it follow the template?
- Have the comments and placeholder text been removed from the template?
- Is everything the topic was supposed to cover included, and nothing extra?
- If there are @todo notes, are they clear?
- If there are images included, do they include instructions for how to redo them in a comment? (Note: Screenshots do not need to be perfect. Just make a rough cut.)
- Is attribution provided?
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #13 | language-enable-check-modules.png | 192.5 KB | batigolix |
| #13 | language-enable.txt | 1.61 KB | batigolix |
| #10 | language-enable.txt | 1.65 KB | batigolix |
Comments
Comment #1
jhodgdonComment #2
jhodgdonWe decided to use separate issues for each phase of writing/editing.
Comment #3
jhodgdonHi! Are you still working on this? Hopefully yes -- if not, please comment here and let us know we need to find someone else. And if you are, do you know when you might finish writing this topic?
By the way... there have been quite a few updates to our processes since the sprint where you took this on. For one thing, we have a more concise guide to contributing (with links to specific instructions) on the project page:
https://www.drupal.org/project/user_guide
Also, the templates and some guidelines have changed, especially in the area of screen shots and images.
And we've finally made a complete outline for the guide! See
https://userguide-drupal.redesign.devdrupal.org/d8guide/en/index.html
to find your topic, along with its new template. We also put more notes about what each topic should cover in the tracking spreadsheet; see
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ov0FyJhKrJe7PYvohzV5UrrLyRaVCy2A...
for that.
Thanks!
Comment #4
yrvyn CreditAttribution: yrvyn as a volunteer commentedI also replied to your email - yes, I am planning to finish writing this topic this weekend (by 2015-7-19). Thanks for circling back with me on this!
Comment #5
jhodgdonUpdating summary...
Comment #6
jhodgdon@yrvyn: Do you still plan to write this topic? If so, do you have a time frame? If not, please unassign the issue so someone else can work on it. Thanks!
Comment #7
ifrikyrvyn, are you still working on this, or can I tag it for the documentation sprint in Barcelona so that somebody else can work on it?
Comment #8
jhodgdon@yrvyn: I'm going to at least temporarily unassign this topic. If you'd still like to write it, please comment here as to when you might have time to do it, and assign it back to yourself. Thanks!
Comment #9
jhodgdonSummary update
Comment #10
batigolixIll give this a shot.
Comment #11
batigolixComment #12
jhodgdonThis looks great to me, thanks!
A few thoughts:
a) Since it's the only topic that covers enabling a module, I think we probably need to have at least one screen shot?
b) The last step about configuration probably belongs as a follow-up (well, actually there are lots of follow-ups already so I think it's covered).
c) I think we should have language-add be the first follow-on task. You cannot do any configuration or translation without having two languages enabled on the site.
d) I think understanding-modules maybe is a prerequisite rather than a "related" afterthought?
Anyway this is very close. Thanks!
Comment #13
batigolixThanks fro the review. Here is an improved version
Comment #14
jhodgdonExcellent! Added to the guide. Thanks!
I did add one index entry for Modules,enabling since this is the only topic that covers that. And I noticed [[language-enable]] got dropped from the top, so I put that back in.