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juwicz 04 Apr, 2013
Hello!

I try translate CronoForums to polish. It works (not all translated and tested), but I have problem with buttons in style prosilver (english version in folder \admin\extensions\chronoforums\styles\prosilver\imageset\en): I have created polish version of buttons (in folder \admin\extensions\chronoforums\styles\prosilver\imageset\pl), but forum use english buttons. It is hard coded in file forums.css and maybe in other files.

I use ChronoForums_V1_RC3_J2.5_J3.0.zip and Joomla! 3.0.3 Stable.

edit:
Not all english description are in language ini files nor in lang.php files. For example file index.php in folder \admin\extensions\chronoforums\views\posts contain direct english descriptions...

Best regards
Jerzy
Max_admin 06 Apr, 2013
Hi Jerzy,

I will try to fix this in the new release, hopefully in the next few days, you may contact me through the "Contact us" page if you want the latest installer before its published!

Regards,
Max
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juwicz 17 Apr, 2013
Hi Max,

a have tested the new Version of Forum (ChronoForums_V1_RC4_J2.5_J3.0). English language for buttons is still hard coded in forum.css. For example line 1812 (and next):
.cfu-reply-icon span { background-image: url("../imageset/en/button_topic_reply.gif"); }

or 1855 (and next):
.cfu-pm-icon, .cfu-pm-icon a { background-image: url("../imageset/en/icon_contact_pm.gif"); }


English description are hard coded in other php files:
C:\Users\jwartalowicz\Documents\prywatne\www\forum\admin\extensions\chronoforums\views\posts\index.php
line 51:
<div class="cfu-post cfu-bg<?php echo $r_k + 1; ?><?php if(!empty($post['Report'])){echo " reported";} ?><?php if(!empty($post['UserSession']['userid'])){echo " cfu-online";} ?>" id="p<?php echo $post['Post']['id']; ?>">

line 59:
<li class="cfu-edit-icon"><a title="Edit post" href="<?php echo r_("index.php?option=com_chronoforums&cont=posts&act=edit&p=".$post['Post']['id']."&t=".$post['Post']['topic_id']."&f=".$post['Post']['forum_id']); ?>"><span>Edit post</span></a></li>

Format of Date is hard coded too, for example in line 81:
</a>by <strong>Guest</strong><?php echo " ยป "; ?><?php echo date("D M j, Y, g:i a", strtotime($post['Post']['created'])); ?>


Best regards
Jerzy
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