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2/4/2011 5:27 AM
 
vollerworld wrote:
Oh, there's another question... What is the term "Core language pack?" Is there any other type of language pack? Do other people make viable language packs for me to install on my DotNetNuke 05.06.01 portal?

Language Packs vary by covered component - they may be for the core framework (until DNN 5.3: including some default components) and called "core language pack", for a specific module, provider, skin or all components included with a DNN package - unfortunately this feature is broken since 5.0.0.

vollerworld wrote:
Once installed, how do I actually ENTER content IN another language? I speak English alone. How do I post content in French, or Chinese, or Arabic? 

Starting with content localization in DNN 5.5, DNN differentiates between content language and UI language, which should help an administrator or editor to fill in content, he got delivered from a translator. Since this is a very new feature, it still has a number of issues and currently does not support other localization solutions.

Please be aware of the fundamental difference between core CL and 3rd party ML solution: The core solution creates pages per language, each containing modules for the current language only, while EALO, Apollo and DSLocalizator use single pages for all languages, providing translation of page attributes and requiring multilingual modules. Though the core approach sounds powerful on the first glance, it won't fit, if you need to keep most content synchronized in multiple languages, all module settings need to be for each language and for structured content like a news section, there is no support to keep track of items requiring translation etc.


Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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2/6/2011 2:14 PM
 
Marc, I just wanted to thank you for taking a few moments to reply to my post here. It is much appreciated.

Sounds like for my needs I will be avoiding CORE CL for my production site.

One question... you said "There is no turning back..." 

What does that mean, exactly?

Chad Voller -- MCP, DNN Aficionado
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2/6/2011 2:24 PM
 
Sebastian, again, thanks for assisting with this thread.... 

Is there any localization happening on a default DotNetNuke installation?

If I want to use EALO or some other localization solution, do I still need to go to HOST > Host Settings and check the box that reads "Enable Content Localization?"

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2/6/2011 2:56 PM
 
Chad,
as long as you don't turn on Content Localization in Host Settings and enable it for your site, there should only static localization take place. YOU CANNOT USE CORE CL WITH 3RD PARTY MODULES. YOU CANNOT TURN OFF CORE CL FOR YOUR SITE, ONCE IT IS ENABLED.

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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