Bakery language ITALIAN
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Hi Nico89,
Thank you very much for your contribution.
I will be including your language files in the next version of Bakery. See https://forum.WebsiteBaker.org/index.php/topic,18426.msg128640.html#msg128640
Is there any chance you could might be willing to translate the PayPal language files too? They are located in the modules/bakery/payment_methods\paypal\languages folder.
Thanks sgain!
Ciao,
Michael
Bakery PayPal language ITALIAN
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Hi Nico89,
Thanks! I will add it to the package.
Ciao,
Michael
Quote from: nico89 on September 20, 2010, 12:25:15 AM
Bakery PayPal language ITALIAN
Hi there!
I just updated and improved the Italian language pack for Bakery.
It's like that of nico89 with the addition of 'invoice' and 'payment in advance' localization.
The file contains only the IT.php files, divided by folders ( same folder structure of bakery ).
thanks!!!
Hi Kwb
Thanks a lot! I will add it to the package.
Regards Christoph
Hi Kwb
I just had a quick look into your files and stumbled over the additional chars that can be set to be accepted by the customer address form. I assume these are not the chars you have intended to add: '‡ËÏÚ˘,
// MODUL BAKERY ADDITIONAL CHARS
// Define additional chars to be accepted by the customer address form.
// The chars should be corresponding to the localisation language.
$MOD_BAKERY['ADD_REGEXP_CHARS'] = '‡ËÏÚ˘,';
Regards Christoph
Well, to be honest, this is one of the lines copied from nico89 translation.
I did not really got the meaning of them, but since everything was working fine, I left them untouched. :lol:
Useless to say that these two chars ( Ë Ï ) do not even exist in Italian.
Hi Kwb
Could you make a reasonable suggestion for Italiano?
Regards Christoph
Quote from: freeSbee on October 03, 2012, 10:51:18 AM
Hi Kwb
Could you make a reasonable suggestion for Italiano?
Regards Christoph
You mean for the regexp chars?
The only 'strange' characters are those with accent, that is àèìòù
here the right row for italian is:
$MOD_BAKERY['ADD_REGEXP_CHARS'] = 'àèìòù,';
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