Translations

I've been handed a project to duplicate an existing multilingual drupal 6 project with 5 languages.

I've duplicated the site and all seems to be working fine with one exception: I'm having problems getting the primary-links to display for the two new languages which uses path prefix only.

Hi,
I'm not sure it's the good forum for this but I got a major issue : I can't access even more to the locale module settings so I can't reach

http://localhost/drupal/admin/config/regional/language

and

http://localhost/drupal/admin/config/regional/translate

I think it's since I upgrade Drupal from 7.13 (or latest I didn't remember) to 7.14 yesterday

Hi,
I want to add a content language but i don't want to translate the interface in that language.
For exemple if i got a content in spanish i want to get the interface in english (Language switcher in english).
Do you have any solution?
Thanks

Hey there.
I am running a simple installation with some modules to support multi language. The negotiation happens on the first path argument: translated contents are at /en/node/1, en/taxonomy/1, etc, and this is ok.

I have problems while generating urls to resources such as images:
print url("sites/all/themes/my_theme/img/my_image.png")
would result in http://drupal_root/en/sites/all/themes/my_theme/img/my_image.png, and the image doesnt exists in that location.

How to approach this matter?

Thank you.

Hi all,this is my first question to drupal community bcz i am a newcomer for drupal. I am developing a website for multilingual support right now and have translated most of the contents, blocks etc... but couldn't translate quicktab heading. I am using i18n, languageicons and languagedropdown modules for this purpose. I want to make quicktab heading translateable so please help me asap.

Thanks & Regards,
Amresh

I've got a multilingual English/French site running very nicely except for one small detail. I have the language switcher block published, and it works fine except on the English site it says English/Francais instead of English/FRENCH. I would like it to say English/French when in English and Anglais/Francais when in French. Either that, or just ALWAYS English/French. Is either of these possible?

Thanks.