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Babak Fakhamzadeh	Friday 28 January 2005 2:43:45 am Hi, I'm trying to set up a multilingual eZ 3.4 website. I created a folder in the /settings folder, called /nl. Here, I copied the site.ini.append.php file (from /plain) and changed the regional settings to: [RegionalSettings] Locale=dut-NL ContentObjectLocale=dut-NL HTTPLocale=nl Now, on the front end, I can change the language (index.php/nl) and then get the oppertunity to create templates. However, after creating a template, the system doesn't consider the template to exist. Also, when trying to update the different toolbars for this translation through the backend, no changes happen. I tell the system to include an object or delete an object form the toolbar, but after a 'store', the changes I made disappear. Most likely, I need to assign some write permissions to some folders, somewhere. But I have no clue where. Any ideas? Thanks, Babak Fakhamzadeh
Marko Žmak	Friday 28 January 2005 5:09:10 am Wasn't there somwhere in the docs a note about being careful not to change the translation for the admin site, otherwise it wont work? -- Nothing is impossible. Not if you can imagine it! Hubert Farnsworth
Babak Fakhamzadeh	Friday 28 January 2005 5:48:26 am Hi, I didn't change the admin interface. It's for the front end. The backend is still the same, but I'm trying to change the toolbars for the /nl site from within the (english) interface. For that matter, changing the templates from within the interface doesn't work either (for the /nl site). Babak

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Babak Fakhamzadeh

Friday 28 January 2005 2:43:45 am

Hi,

I'm trying to set up a multilingual eZ 3.4 website.

I created a folder in the /settings folder, called /nl. Here, I copied the site.ini.append.php file (from /plain) and changed the regional settings to:

[RegionalSettings]
Locale=dut-NL
ContentObjectLocale=dut-NL
HTTPLocale=nl

Now, on the front end, I can change the language (index.php/nl) and then get the oppertunity to create templates. However, after creating a template, the system doesn't consider the template to exist.
Also, when trying to update the different toolbars for this translation through the backend, no changes happen. I tell the system to include an object or delete an object form the toolbar, but after a 'store', the changes I made disappear.

Most likely, I need to assign some write permissions to some folders, somewhere. But I have no clue where.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Babak Fakhamzadeh

Marko Žmak

Friday 28 January 2005 5:09:10 am

Wasn't there somwhere in the docs a note about being careful not to change the translation for the admin site, otherwise it wont work?

--
Nothing is impossible. Not if you can imagine it!

Hubert Farnsworth

Babak Fakhamzadeh

Friday 28 January 2005 5:48:26 am

Hi,

I didn't change the admin interface. It's for the front end. The backend is still the same, but I'm trying to change the toolbars for the /nl site from within the (english) interface. For that matter, changing the templates from within the interface doesn't work either (for the /nl site).

Babak