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[cicciobastardo]

I've noticed that some strings are hardcoded in the files so thay appear always in english. I've found these strings and I'm able to translate them but I would know if it's possible to translate them without touching the core files so when they're upgraded I keep my string translated...

Is that possible?

[Soeren]

Hello,
there's no other way for you to take out the hardcoded english strings of the php files and append them as

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define('_PHPSHOP_MY_MESSAGE','the former english message');

into the language file. then you can replace the english string with the constant _PHPSHOP_MY_MESSAGE. Now you can send me the altered file and the language file and I check your replacements. Then we have international files...and you can be sure that future versions will contain the translations.

[cicciobastardo]

Ok, I'm not so proficient in php so I prefer to ask you. This is the string I've found

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$shopper_footer = "\n\nThank you for your patronage.\n";

This is the translation I'll put in the language file

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define('_PHPSHOP_PATRONAGE','Grazie per la vostra fiducia.');

so instead of the former string I've to put

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$shopper_footer = "\n\n '_PHPSHOP_PATRONAGE' \n";

Is that right? Sorry for asking but I don't know where to put commas, quote and so on...

[Soeren]

That is not 100% correct.

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$shopper_footer = "nn '_PHPSHOP_PATRONAGE' n";

must look like this:

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$shopper_footer = "nn " . _PHPSHOP_PATRONAGE . " n";

A string, opened with ", must be closed with ". Then it can be concatenated with other strings, constants or variables using a dot. Just look into the code for other examples and adapt the way...

ciao, soeren

[cicciobastardo]

Ok, I've sent you an email with all the files modified so you can include them in the next release...

Ciao
Andrea