Add localization support for link text

That support has existed for a long time. The module has been translated into 22 languages already (Catalan, Czech, Danish, etc, etc.).

To translate it, get the translations/print.pot file and use a gettext-compatible translation tool (like poedit).

Regards,

Joao Ventura

Try resetting the settings in that form to the defaults and it should be translated...

I don't understand which string you're referring to..

João

That string is handled by the translation mechanism. A problem that may show up with multi-language installations is that after the print settings are saved, that string is fixed into the settings and may not be translated anymore (I am not sure as I never tried it exactly)..

As I said in #3, if you press the 'Reset to defaults' button in that form, the string should be translated normally again.

This should not be a problem in fixed-language sites, but my test site is not multi-language, so I can't really test and solve it in that setup.

João

Hi,

I have changed the way that these settings work, to prevent them from being 'saved' as a side-effect of saving any other setting of the modules.

I have also added a warning in the new form that saving the strings will disable the translation mechanism.

João

This is patch for D5. It "patches" the url on fly, but is not that lovely about performance.

Blessings!

Marking this active again so that I don't forget to check develCuy's patch.

Better status..

@develCuy: your patch has nothing to do with the subject of this issue. Are you trying to fix this: #299689: How to print different language versions of a page to PDF ?

If so, I fail to see how simply removing the language suffix from the path will do any good..

João

Yes, it seems that #299689: How to print different language versions of a page to PDF applys better for my patch.
What I have "fixed" is to let tcpdf load images, since he loads images from image urls (which is weird), perhaps a cool regex which is able to distinguish between images and links will "do the magic", but my understanding of regexps is very limited.

Blessings!

I have moved the discussion in #11-#15 to a new issue: #388396: Remove i18n path suffix from image URLs used by TCPDF.

And since the original issue has been fixed for almost a month, I am closing the issue.

João

Old thread, but as I found it someone else might in a year or two as well.

If you have Internationalization enabled, then you can make module variables multilingual so you can customize them for the different languages as you see fit. See example here. The variable names for Print can be found in print.install line 291, i.e.:

  $vars = array(
    'print_html_link_text' => 'Printer-friendly version',
    'print_text_published' => 'Published on %site_name',
    'print_text_by' => 'By %author',
    'print_text_created' => 'Created %date',
    'print_text_source_url' => 'Source URL',
    'print_text_retrieved' => 'retrieved on %date',
    'print_text_links' => 'Links',
  );