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#0 10/12/2011 3:23:39 AM |
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Hi,
I've found settings to switch to a different language (in my case to German) and was able to translate dotnetage labels into that language. But I didn't find a way how to get my content switched to that language. Is there a documentation, how to do that? Regards Franz |
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#1 10/12/2011 7:00:44 AM |
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DotNetAge can localize UI and publishing content but not support the web page content and widget content globalization. You can place a ms translator widget to workaround it.
Sharing my ideas and codes to make things change. |
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#2 10/12/2011 7:33:48 AM |
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Thanks a lot Ray.
May I give you some proposal for future development: Maybe you should change the database scheme to save content depending on selected language. So when you have added some content with one language and you switch to an other content, initially the content fields are empty, because of the different fields used from DB. When editing the content, it would be helpful, to have a button, that brings up a dialog, with two Richtext-fields, one for original language and the other for the selected language. Just only an idea. But I think would be very helpful for localization. Regards Franz |
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#3 10/12/2011 7:41:21 AM |
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Hi freh:
Can you do me a favor ? I have updated a new feedback system to dotnetage.com and yesterday , could post your suggestions and ideas on it ? http://www.dotnetage.com/Feedback/home/category/0/all/filter Sharing my ideas and codes to make things change. |
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