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1 year 4 months ago #159666
by Peter Pütz
Words do not exist in translation?? was created by Peter Pütz
Hiho,
after migration to Joomla 4 some translated words are gone or another translation has taken place. I find this new translation not in the translation area (screenshot of the frontend registrant management) to change it (ex. "Warteliste gelöscht" to "TourGuide" as it was in my migrated Joomla 3 Version. I cannot find "Warteliste gelöscht" in my installed languages (not in common, not in german, not in english).
Any ideas where I can change this?
Thanks, Peter
after migration to Joomla 4 some translated words are gone or another translation has taken place. I find this new translation not in the translation area (screenshot of the frontend registrant management) to change it (ex. "Warteliste gelöscht" to "TourGuide" as it was in my migrated Joomla 3 Version. I cannot find "Warteliste gelöscht" in my installed languages (not in common, not in german, not in english).
Any ideas where I can change this?
Thanks, Peter
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1 year 4 months ago #159667
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Hi Peter
What's this page? It is not in English language and only contain one column, so I do not know what is it to guide you
Tuan
What's this page? It is not in English language and only contain one column, so I do not know what is it to guide you
Tuan
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1 year 4 months ago - 1 year 4 months ago #159676
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Hello Tuan,
sorry. My Problem ist not so easy to discribe and my english ist not the best. The screenshot shows the status of a registant in the registrants list in the frontend.
We use the "Payment Status" field to define the status of the registration and the status of the passengers (registered, waiting list, cancelled, group leader).
I simply renamed it using the translation tool. So we can generate a complete list of the whole Group and can control which users are registrants and which users are group leaders. Group leaders should not be included in the available places.
This worked fine before the migration to J4. Now I can't find the translation used by the system, so I can't adjust it. The system seems to use a different translation.
Peter
sorry. My Problem ist not so easy to discribe and my english ist not the best. The screenshot shows the status of a registant in the registrants list in the frontend.
We use the "Payment Status" field to define the status of the registration and the status of the passengers (registered, waiting list, cancelled, group leader).
I simply renamed it using the translation tool. So we can generate a complete list of the whole Group and can control which users are registrants and which users are group leaders. Group leaders should not be included in the available places.
This worked fine before the migration to J4. Now I can't find the translation used by the system, so I can't adjust it. The system seems to use a different translation.
Peter
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1 year 4 months ago #159677
by Tuan Pham Ngoc
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Hi Peter
It is still not very clear to me. However, in the past, there are only two language files:
- Frontend language
- Backend language
Recently, there is a new language file, so the dropdown (second dropdown) has a new option called Common language file (the dropdown next to the one which says de-DE in your screeshot)
Maybe you can choose that common language file before doing search?
Tuan
It is still not very clear to me. However, in the past, there are only two language files:
- Frontend language
- Backend language
Recently, there is a new language file, so the dropdown (second dropdown) has a new option called Common language file (the dropdown next to the one which says de-DE in your screeshot)
Maybe you can choose that common language file before doing search?
Tuan
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1 year 4 months ago #159734
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Hi Thuan,
"Maybe you can choose that common language file before doing search?"
Yes, I know there are 3 language files (frontend, backend and common). But some used words is not found in any of the three translations. That's the funny thing. I don't know where it comes from.
"Maybe you can choose that common language file before doing search?"
Yes, I know there are 3 language files (frontend, backend and common). But some used words is not found in any of the three translations. That's the funny thing. I don't know where it comes from.
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1 year 4 months ago #159735
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Hi Peter
For this, I have no other clues. I guess you will need to submit a support ticket sending us super admin account of your site and link to the page which I can see the word you are finding.
I will check and tell you where it comes from so that you can find and change it if needed
Regards,
Tuan
For this, I have no other clues. I guess you will need to submit a support ticket sending us super admin account of your site and link to the page which I can see the word you are finding.
I will check and tell you where it comes from so that you can find and change it if needed
Regards,
Tuan
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