By steingard on

I recently downloaded Localizer module in hopes that it would do what I need to, but it requires Locale module... which is the module I had originally set out to implement to do the real-time 'find and replace' of certain Drupal terminologies on my site.

I've been keeping an eye on the "access denied" message at http://drupal.org/project/locale ... noting how it doesn't say "page not found".

I've also been running searches for information on the Locale module, and what's up with it. The closest piece of useful information seems to be here, but I don't even think it is related.

Any insight as to what the story is would be helpful!

Thank you

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

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m1mic commented

@tsteingard

The locale module is part of the core Drupal install. Assuming that you are running Drupal 5, go to admin>>build>modules (http://www.example.com/admin/build/modules) and you will find it in the Core-Optional listing of modules.

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steingard commented

Pffft, nice... I can be such a knucklehead sometimes. Here I was thinking the entire time that it was a separate project, not even considering the fact that it could be in core and I'm just missing it.

Thanks ejhildreth