Translations

Hi,

Does the core modules "Locale/Content Translation" sufficient to support menu translation? Or do I need to install something else or go with i18n instead of the Core maybe?

Thanks
Charles

Hi everybody!

Scenario:
Web with two languages RUssian as standard and ENglish as secondary. All required modules enabled.

Trouble:
Content created in default language, in RUssian, is also shown on ENglish web too, but content, created in ENglish language is shown only on ENglish webpage. No translations done.

Hi,

I have a question about the way drupal uses translations. From what i understand,
all translated strings are saved in the database, which (IMHO) might slow down
sites with a LOT of traffic.
What i was wondering is how can i alter drupal's behavior so that instead of looking up the
translated string in the DB, it would look it up in a file. this way, once the file cached on the server,
things should run faster.

Hi friends,

my english is not good - i hope you understand me!

Yesterday i downloaded the german Drupal version (6.12) .... I uploaded to server, make a new DB and Drupal asked "Installation in English or german" ...

I click german - all follow installation-text is in german now ...

Hi all

I'm having trouble translating the header "Messages" of the module privatemsg. I'm using Locale and Content Translation and I've translated ( by using locale, searching and editing myself) all parts of Privatemsg except the "Messages" header itself (the one you see on your menu and in the messages page). I cant find it and not even in the module files themselves. Anyone that can help me out here? :)

I was looking for a clear way to do this - here is how to show a block only when the language is "en" or English in this case:

- Create a block
- Under Visibility settings change to PHP
- Use this for your PHP code:

<?php
global $language;
$lang_name = $language->language;
if ( $lang_name == "en" ) { return TRUE; } else { return FALSE; }
?>

- Save your block.