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By Cryssli@www.cryss.net on
I can`t find any explanation where to put the language files.
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Administer>localization>import
Then choose your settings for the strings and browse to the .po file.
Click import.
That's all.
P.S. I like your logo, but maybe you should remove the Druplicon watermark.
I tried but I get a "500:
I tried but I get a "500: Internal Server Error" after ~20 sec. I think it takes too long to upload the file.
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If you are the owner please check the CGI program /?q=admin/locale/language/import for correct syntax and correct file ownerships and rights or check incorrect directives in access restriction configuration files (.htaccess). If the problem persists please contact our customer support service.
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Contact our customer support service
Seems a reasonable suggestion.
I assume you would like to upload Deutsch, is there a German Drupal community?
I would like to but how?
I would like to but how?
Just go to www.drupal.de
I was there 5 min ago.
Good luck.
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Working on a bilingual mini-portal - www.archeologic.net
And about the customer service
You pay to a company to host your site, don't you?
Contact them (" .... correct file ownerships and rights or check incorrect directives in access restriction").
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Working on a bilingual mini-portal - www.archeologic.net
OK I will figure it out by
OK I will figure it out by myself to change the watermark.
But what do you mean by "contact your provider"?
How can I install the po files manually? Is there a way?
See my first post
I've done this several times and it works, export works too.
If you use hosting solution for your site, then contact your hosting company - that's what I mean.
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Working on a bilingual mini-portal - www.archeologic.net
ok. So there´s no solution
ok. So there´s no solution for add it manually?
If you mean manually, like ftp transfer to the server ...
... yes, there is no solution as far as I know.
Have you tried uploading the file from a computer with faster connection?
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Working on a bilingual mini-portal - www.archeologic.net
I have only a 128kbit
I have only a 128kbit/upstream connection
I tried to upload a 1kb
I tried to upload a 1kb cutted po file. drupals said "broken po file" so I think it´s not a permission problem but a timeout problem.
How did you cut the po file?
Which editor did you use?
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Working on a bilingual mini-portal - www.archeologic.net
Uhm...
Uhm...
I confess... I used the Windows Wordpad....