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10/11/2010 11:37 PM
 
Hi there,

I have a IIS server hosting around 9 DNN portals in English,  they all have their own DNS and they are pointing to a same local directory and database with individual portal id.  And all 9 portals uses some standard DNN desktop modules and some custom modules created by me.

I need to add a new portal which has a seperate DNS and the whole portal should be in French only.  my questions are:

1.  do I just create a new website and import the french language pack. and set the new website to French (where can I do this?)
2.  in my desktop modules,  how do I determine if it is currently displaying the french website or not? 
3.  The content of the website will be entered by users, am I correct if the users input french then it should just retreive the french text from SQL without any problem?
4.  For the disclaimer and term/condition,  in the skin,  how can I cater for different locale?

thanks in advance...

cheers,

Wilson


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10/12/2010 2:25 AM
 
The most of your questions I think should be answered on the Admin userguide, Guid guide you can download from here. Joe Brinkman had post on a blog all links to the help files.

1.  do I just create a new website and import the french language pack. and set the new website to French (where can I do this?)
        You could install a new instance or add a new portal to a existing instance.  Then you can install the Frensh language pack and enable it on Language  settings.
2.  in my desktop modules,  how do I determine if it is currently displaying the french website or not?  
        If your modules have well formed localization you could also install languagepacks for it, or translate it on DNN Language with the language editor.
3.  The content of the website will be entered by users, am I correct if the users input french then it should just retreive the french text from SQL without any problem?
    Yes.
4.  For the disclaimer and term/condition,  in the skin,  how can I cater for different locale?
        Terms and Privacy are also localized and can be changed on the language with the language editor.  If you have pages with disclaimer / term and condition you have to use modules to create it, if you need it on multi-language you have to used ML-Modules.
 
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10/12/2010 3:23 AM
 
A little bit more structured:
  • To run DNN in a non-English language, start setting up a portal as usual. 
  • Next, you need to install the proper core language pack and install language packs for all localizable extensions being used, usually all modules and skin objects, as well as authentication and html editor providers. 
  • For Telerik RAD editor, you need to download language resource from Telerik, (F)ckEditor does already include all major language resources. 
  • For your own modules you need to create translations yourself using the built in language editor - if you properly derive all texts from resource files. 
  • In Admin :: languages, make sure, the new language is enabled and fallback is set to English (US). 
  • Switch portal default language (in Site settings, DNN 5.5.0 and above: in Admin :: Languages) to the new language and same for preferred language profile property of all user accounts. 
Done :)

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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10/12/2010 9:58 PM
 
thanks for the reply guys...  a lot clearer now..   haha.  but the problem is when I wrote my modules I didn't use the resource file locale thing at all,  well I guess I will have to make a start on that.

many thanks,

Wilson
 
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10/13/2010 7:22 AM
 
The resource files are to localized all static attributs on your module i.e. columns on a datagrid, buttons, ect.  This should be used on module developing as standard localization for all static attributs you viewed on a module to your visitors. 

This didn't change the content you add on a module, but can localized all the static parts they are hardcoded.
 
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