Posted by djungle on February 22, 2012 at 6:17pm
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| Project: | Localization update |
| Version: | 7.x-1.0-beta3 |
| Component: | User interface |
| Category: | support request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | closed (fixed) |
Issue Summary
hello
I've downloaded and installed the module.
According to the documentation, I should now be able to configure the module at ?q=admin/config/regional/translate/update
Unfortunately this page does not exist.
Also the instructions at README are puzzling:
You need at least one language other than English.
On Administration > Configuration > Regional and language:
Click "Add language"
Pull-down menu: Choose your new language
Then click "Add language"
In Administration > Configuration > Regional and language there is no "Add language button".
Thanks in advance.
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Comments
#1
The documentation is not under our control. But you are free to help improve the page. If you do, I'm happy to review your work.
I've updated the README.txt file. The Installation section now reads:
Installation
------------
Download, unpack the module the usual way.
Enable this module and the Locale module (core).
You need at least one language (besides the default English).
On Administration > Configuration > Regional and language > Languages:
Click "Add language".
Select a language from the select list "Language name".
Then click the "Add language" button.
Drupal is now importing interface translations. This can take a few minutes.
When it's finished, you'll get a confirmation with a summary of the
translations that have been imported.
If required, enable the new language as default language.
Administration > Configuration > Regional and language > Languages:
Select your new default language.
#2
Hello Sutharsan, thank you for your precisions concerning the documentation.
Unfortunately the documentation is but a secondary concern to me, I was referring to the docs more to illustrate the discrepancy between the expected behaviour and my particular issue, though not evident from the above support request.
The real issue for me is that after having installed and enabled i10n_update and local modules, there is no configuration page in which to add additional languages, See the original attached image.
#3
@djungle: did that language addition page work before enabling the module?
#4
@djungle: It looks like the Locale module is disabled. Did you disable any other module at the time you enabled Localization Update, or did you disable modules (shortly) after that time? It happened to me in the past that when I disabled for example Views, many (non related) modules got disabled too.
#5
@gabor, @sutharsan : Until today the regional and language config page only had regional and date settings.
The locale module was initially disabled, perhaps a cron run since re-enabling it has added the language settings.
Thanks for your help!