What is wrong with my plupload translation? [#991876]

Does anyone have an idea about using the .js translations?

I've seen a thread on the Plupload forum about this and tried to apply it with Drupal. I've created a little module which adds the language file, but no matter what my module's weight is, I can't bring the necessary .js file after the .js files loaded by Plupload.

(I've chosen to make a module for this purpose because
a) to be strict, this should be done with the Plupload integration module - at least I was able to tell Drupal that Plupload is a required module for it's translation, which is quite obvious anyway...
b) I don't want to mess up my theme with i18n code. )

Comments

Comment #1

scorchio CreditAttribution: scorchio commented 8 December 2010 at 12:03

Okay, so I've modified my module to use $scope = 'footer' for adding the translation .js.

It works now, but still, I would like to load the translation only when it's needed. Any ideas about that?

Comment #2

Nikita Petrov CreditAttribution: Nikita Petrov commented 5 November 2011 at 16:06

You may use you'r template.php file and hook "preprocess_page" like this:

function YOURTHEME_preprocess_page(&$vars, $hook) {
  global $theme_path;
  if (arg(0)=='node' && arg(2)=='upload')
  {
	$vars['footer'] .= '<script src="' . base_path() . $theme_path . '/js/plupload-translation.js"></script>';
  }
}

so, after that you must add in your_theme/js/ folder plupload-translation.js like this:

plupload.addI18n({
        'Select files' : 'in your language here',
        'Add files to the upload queue and click the start button.' : 'in your language here',
        'Filename' : 'in your language here',
        'Status' : 'in your language here',
        'Size' : 'in your language here',
        'Add files' : 'in your language here',
    'Start upload':'in your language here',
        'Stop current upload' : 'in your language here',
        'Start uploading queue' : 'in your language here',
        'Drag files here.' : 'in your language here'
});

enjoy!