Multiple Language Plugin

[Nick]

Kevin, the proper term is "first party" CORE refers to THT's framework.

[Kevin]

(08-23-2009 08:43 AM)Nick Wrote:  Kevin, the proper term is "first party" CORE refers to THT's framework.

Not really, I'm afraid. I've never seen code referred to in parties, just development. Usually Core means the application itself without any extra gizmos. And also, we would have to make this language thing part of Core so it could be used globally throughout the app, regardless.

So yes, the term I used was correct since in order for this to be efficient it would have to become a part of the core framework.

[Jonny]

Nick is right. It should be "We may be using this third party plugin to include it in a main release". Something along the lines.

Anyway, back on track

[Kevin]

Well, then you must have a different way of implementing this sort of functionality into TheHostingTool... Cause the way I was gonna go about it was... well, what I said.

[alfaleader]

Hi guys!
The link is down (already very long) =S because my host crashed and al the data is lost. I don't have a backup file or something of the script on my pc (it's been a while, and I'm now using windows 7), sorry.

[marcosacramento]

doesn't anybody who downloaded have the file?
I really need it.

[herolien]

You can translate your .tpl files at includes/tpl/

[Nick]

a fairly early version of 2.x should have support included for easy translation/using another language file.

[arameshsoft]

link of download of plugin is broken. please re upload it

[abel2b]

Hi please reupload plugin or post a quick tutorial on how to translate

Thank you!