By bartvdputte on

I have a string inside the t() function inside my page.tpl.php template: print t('test string');
The string is displayed perfectly when I visit a page.
Now I'ld like to translate this string now using the "translate interface" page, but the string is not showing up there?

What am I doing wrong?
I'm using drupal 7.12 and following "multilingual" modules are enabled:

  • Content translation
  • Locale
  • ALL modules from multilingual-internationalization except contact translation and multilingual forum.

Thanks for your help.

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drupal-son’s picture

drupal-son commented

I've the same problem
I run Cron and Refreshed String under admin/config/regional/translate/i18n_string
Did you resolved this?

Thanks

chetan15790’s picture

chetan15790 commented

Thanks, reflecting in the list.

Fiable.biz’s picture

Fiable.biz commented

I also have the same problem.

Bluemasters theme has non translated HTML English strings, used as captions of its front page slideshow. I use Drupal 7.17. I just replaced any such static_string by
t('static_string')
in file page--front.tpl.php and went to admin/config/regional/translate/translate but couldn't find my strings.
Moreover the available translatable strings groups there are user interface, fields, node types, menu, taxonomy and blocks; there is nothing like "template".

Is it possible to use t() in a template file? If yes, how? Have you solved this problem?

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Fiable.biz’s picture

Fiable.biz commented

This thread has been posted in the wrong forum. The answer is in the translations forum there.

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