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#1 2012-02-22 07:01

elgo
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''copy'' language

Hi, I have 2 shop-script's,
in first I translate everything in my language,
now I need that translation for my second script.

Where to find that translation file and how I can do that?

Last edited by elgo (2012-02-22 07:06)

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#2 2012-02-22 07:18

rat
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Re: ''copy'' language

Localization strings are stored in database table SC_local.


Be careful what you wish for — you might get it.

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#3 2012-02-22 07:36

elgo
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Re: ''copy'' language

can you tell me what i need to do with SC_local and how?

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#4 2012-02-22 08:39

rat
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Re: ''copy'' language

I'm afraid, there is no straightforward method of transferring localization from one WebAsyst installation to another. If you have little experience in managing databases, it would be wise to re-enter all string manually using the built-in localization editor in Shop-Script, though this would take some time, of course.


Be careful what you wish for — you might get it.

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#5 2012-02-22 08:52

elgo
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Re: ''copy'' language

can I do this?

1. Export SC_local table from my old installation.
2. Create new language in new installation in Design/Languages&Translations.
3. language ID ("id" column) in SC_language table in new installation is identical to same ID in old installation
4. Import file from step 1 to new installation's database.

Last edited by elgo (2012-02-23 06:18)

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#6 2012-02-24 06:09

elgo
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Re: ''copy'' language

can any explain to me how I can do this?
thanks

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#7 2012-02-29 05:42

elgo
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Re: ''copy'' language

I finish translation with phpMyAdmin in few clicks lolcool

Last edited by elgo (2012-02-29 05:42)

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#8 2013-04-26 23:45

beacon44
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Re: ''copy'' language

I also need to know it..
I am little confuse about phpMyAdmin.

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