By dckantor on

How do I install new languages without translating the user interface?

I need to have pages in en, es, zh, pt, fr, and ru but I only read English (I can fake my way through the French and Spanish - but not the russian or chinese). I notice that although I think that I did all the installations the same way none of the interface is translated to chinese but all is translated to spanish and some pieces are translated to russian and french.

Thanks for any help.

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aimevp’s picture

aimevp
Primary language Dutch
Location Belgium
commented

Hi dckantor,

Did you finally found a solution on this problem? I am also looking for a solution on this problem.
If not @ everyone else: is there anyone who could help us, plz?

Thanks a lot in advance,
Grtzzzz,
Hatznie.

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dckantor commented

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td540’s picture

td540 commented

Any luck yet?
I'm suffering the same inconvenience. :(

Tarnaurion’s picture

Tarnaurion commented

It would be real nice to be able to set preferred language for the interface, on user-basis. Like /user/%/edit , but for the whole interface, regardless of the contents language.

I've looked but haven't found a module that worked.

I've looked into writing som kind of module myself, but haven't found where to start yet.

dckantor’s picture

dckantor commented

I have not yet found a solution to this. Nor has anyone posted one to this thread.

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shawngo commented

I found this article in the Contributed module documentation portion of the site while browsing the multilingual pages of the site: http://drupal.org/node/344359

Hopefully this will shed some light on your translation issues.

Shawn