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I admit that I am not sure what you mean here nor what to think about the article you posted. The module has pretty much all text enclosed in t() functions so I think that I've done as much as I need to as a module developer here for multilingual support. Is there something I am missing here?
the emails are supposed to be sent in the language of the user that the email is being sent to. If that is not working then report here and I'll look into it.
If somebody needs to make the confirmation mail itself multilingual variable you can just put this code in setting.php.
And I think this is what @sandroz was asking in the original question in this post.
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Comment #1
jaydub commentedI admit that I am not sure what you mean here nor what to think about the article you posted. The module has pretty much all text enclosed in t() functions so I think that I've done as much as I need to as a module developer here for multilingual support. Is there something I am missing here?
Comment #2
YK85 commentedThe strings were found at www.example.com/admin/build/translate/search
I am wondering how it is decided in which language the email is sent in? Is it the language the user is viewing when trying to change their email?
Comment #3
YK85 commentedI tested and it seems to send the email in the language of www.example.com/user/1/edit
Please let me know if this is not the case =)
Comment #4
jaydub commentedthe emails are supposed to be sent in the language of the user that the email is being sent to. If that is not working then report here and I'll look into it.
Comment #6
chinita7 commentedIf somebody needs to make the confirmation mail itself multilingual variable you can just put this code in setting.php.
And I think this is what @sandroz was asking in the original question in this post.