Skip to Content Skip to Menu

🌟 CB Editor Assistant 1.0.0 is here! Discover our new AI Joomla Plugin that wrote its story! (and this banner!)
Start at just $12.50/month* or 💸 save 30% with our 🛍️ Black Friday Intro Offer for your subscription's lifetime

Multi-language and Community Builder

  • timstohr
  • timstohr
  • OFFLINE
  • Posts: 1091
  • Thanks: 56
  • Karma: 9
5 years 7 months ago #311904 by timstohr
Replied by timstohr on topic Multi-language and Community Builder
Sorry, another question...

You had mentioned that you can use

If your fields use language strings, sure. You can use language strings for field titles, descriptions, and many other parameters. You can then use language overrides to translate them in each CB language plugin you've installed as needed.


The question I have now is "How do I use Language strings?" Do I simply input a title (eg: I_HAVE_NO_IDEA_HOW_8786W) and then go to the language plugin and create an override that recognises that language string and then override it this way?

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

  • timstohr
  • timstohr
  • OFFLINE
  • Posts: 1091
  • Thanks: 56
  • Karma: 9
5 years 7 months ago #311905 by timstohr
Replied by timstohr on topic Multi-language and Community Builder
Yep that is litterally what you gotta do:

The question I have now is "How do I use Language strings?" Do I simply input a title (eg: I_HAVE_NO_IDEA_HOW_8786W) and then go to the language plugin and create an override that recognises that language string and then override it this way?

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

  • krileon
  • krileon
  • ONLINE
  • Posts: 48560
  • Thanks: 8292
  • Karma: 1445
5 years 7 months ago #311914 by krileon
Replied by krileon on topic Multi-language and Community Builder
Yup, just make up a language key. They can be whatever you want. It can also translate strings 1 to 1. Example as follows.

Key: This is my English string
String: This is my Translated string

In the above case I'd specify "This is my English string" and just override it exactly as is. Alternatively you can use language keys. Example as follows.

Key: MY_FIELD_1
String: This is my field

There's not really a set in stone format. What you see in our usages is just generated language keys from the strings done by our language parsing.


Kyle (Krileon)
Community Builder Team Member
Before posting on forums: Read FAQ thoroughly + Read our Documentation + Search the forums
CB links: Documentation - Localization - CB Quickstart - CB Paid Subscriptions - Add-Ons - Forge
--
If you are a Professional, Developer, or CB Paid Subscriptions subscriber and have a support issue please always post in your respective support forums for best results!
--
If I've missed your support post with a delay of 3 days or greater and are a Professional, Developer, or CBSubs subscriber please send me a private message with your thread and will reply when possible!
--
Please note I am available Monday - Friday from 8:00 AM CST to 4:00 PM CST. I am away on weekends (Saturday and Sunday) and if I've missed your post on or before a weekend after business hours please wait for the next following business day (Monday) and will get to your issue as soon as possible, thank you.
--
My role here is to provide guidance and assistance. I cannot provide custom code for each custom requirement. Please do not inquire me about custom development.

Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.

Moderators: beatnantkrileon
Powered by Kunena Forum