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Max_admin 23 Mar, 2009
Great, Thank you, I will make it sticky!๐Ÿ™‚

Regards
Max
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mattiadj 23 Mar, 2009
Thanks,
have you test it?

Regards
Max_admin 24 Mar, 2009
well, I didn't, too busy at the moment and I don't have joomfish installed at any local website, so I will do soon, also making the post as sticky will attract more users to test and hopefully we will get some feedback sooner than I do!๐Ÿ™‚

Regards,
Max
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chelramsey 02 Apr, 2009
Hello!

Thank you for including this. I have successfully installed your patch file, and am able to access my Chrono Forms via the Joomfish Translation area. It allows me to translate all the text, but does not seem to bring over the form fields. Please see the results below:

Original Form: http://www.thermored.ch/newthermo/index.php?option=com_chronocontact&Itemid=54&lang=en

Translated Form: http://www.thermored.ch/newthermo/index.php?option=com_chronocontact&Itemid=54&lang=it

It seems to bring everything over but the form elements themselves. Any tips on how to correct this would be appreciated.

Thank you again for your contribution.

-Chel Ramsey
Max_admin 02 Apr, 2009
Hi Chel, I see the 2 forms in german! in Duetsch !!??

Max
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chelramsey 02 Apr, 2009
Yes. The other one was put through the translation process by opening up joomfish, selecting ChronoFOrms and using the 'Copy' method to bring the information down. I saved it to see how it came out and immediately noted the field elements gone.
Max_admin 03 Apr, 2009
Ok, I wish Mattia will have some ideas but for now you may try the multi language plugin comes with Chronoforms V3.1 RC3, or wait for RC4

Cheers
Max
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chelramsey 03 Apr, 2009
I have 3.1 RC2 installed, but do not see any multilanguage plugin under the plugins tab. When I purchased a license, I got a bunch of patch files in zip format, but no instruction on how to use them.

How do I activate the multi language plugin?
GreyHead 03 Apr, 2009
Hi chelramsey,

The Multi-language plugin came with release RC3

Bob
chelramsey 03 Apr, 2009
Hello GreyHead,

Thank you for your reply. Should I download a different version, back up my forms, uninstall chronoforms and install the new version then restore my forms?

That's my plan at this point๐Ÿ˜‰

-Chel Ramsey
GreyHead 03 Apr, 2009
Hi chelramsey,

Yes that probably the safest route. For safety you might also backup any chronoform tables in the database.

Bob
chelramsey 04 Apr, 2009
Alright. Now I am feeling like a total idiot. I have RC3 installed and see the new multilanguage option. Very nice.

Restored all my forms, no problem.

But now how do I set up a multilanguage version? I can not find any documentation or instructions to make this happen.

Can someone please point me toward it?

Thanks.

-Chel
GreyHead 04 Apr, 2009
Hi Chel,

Max posted an example somewhere here in the last 2-3 days.

Bob
chelramsey 04 Apr, 2009
Hey Grey๐Ÿ˜‰

Yes I did find that but seems to be not working for the form labels themselves.
Max_admin 09 Apr, 2009
Hi Chel,

show me a screenshot for the plugin configuration page please, for the 2 tabs!

Regards
Max
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mattiadj 17 Apr, 2009
Hi, all problem with my extension was fixed?? i didn't understand. I saw the site and all seem to be ok....
chelramsey 20 Apr, 2009
Hi.

Sorry I got caught up in the site launch.

Yes I figured it out. I realized that the translation boxes were in order of the language initials. IE if you listed en-GB first than the first box was for English translation.

Thank you for all your help. I appreciate it. This is a great component, totally worth the license!

-Chel
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