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Inscrit(e) le : 31/07/2006
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When I click on today's date in the Events module, it's all in French, except at the bottom it still says
"No Scheduled Events for Selected Day"
Also, in the sub-calendar view, it still says this in English
View Week
Today
View Date
and the Button says "Go"
I already had FR in my navigator as DarkDVDsuggested
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www.dotnetnuke.fr
Inscrit(e) le : 06/09/2006
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Make French (fr-FR) the first language...
David "Darkdvd"
"Qui ne connait pas l'Histoire ne connait rien".
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Inscrit(e) le : 31/07/2006
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Inscrit(e) le : 14/03/2005
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Did you check the entries in the localization files ? Are they missing ? Are you sure to distinguish the localization files in the portal or in the host (this is a trick if you updated the files in the wrong place). Be patient. Caching can also be tricky.
Benoît Sarton
www.bsi.fr
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Inscrit(e) le : 31/07/2006
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Well, the entire contents of the Calendar is all in french, except for the above mentioned 3 lines.
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Inscrit(e) le : 31/07/2006
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Any ideas? I can get a screen capture if you wish
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Inscrit(e) le : 03/06/2006
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Yes this is a good idea. May be it will help.
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Inscrit(e) le : 31/07/2006
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Voila...
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Inscrit(e) le : 03/06/2006
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Hum !!!
Not sure, but i don't think this is the core events module from dnn distrib...
Where you get it ?
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Inscrit(e) le : 31/07/2006
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Yeesh, no idea now....it's been a while since i worked on this :-(
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Inscrit(e) le : 03/06/2006
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You have to translate it by yourself. It's easy.
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Inscrit(e) le : 31/07/2006
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Would it be possible to point me towards the necessary documentation?
Thanx for you help btw.
The reason i used the above Calendar was becuase i need to have Master and Sub Calendars, making it bilingual has been painful though.
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Inscrit(e) le : 03/06/2006
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Hi,
Connect as host. In host menu, go langage.
Click on langage editor
In the left windows, expand Localressource / DesktopModule / 'Your calendar module name' / App_localRessources/file.ascx
At the top of the page, you have a comboboxlist, select french
For each file in local_ressource (.ascx )
You have to translate all value in the text cases.
Click save each time you have finished to translate a .ascx file.
Hope it will be clear and it will help you.
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Inscrit(e) le : 31/07/2006
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THAT'S AWESOME!!
What I would like to do is havea bilingual calendar, so what i'm going to try and do is edit both the French and English views so they both have both languages like
June/Juin July/Juil Aug/Aout
Etc.!
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Inscrit(e) le : 31/07/2006
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Umm, i can;t find these anywhere, the months and/or week days ?
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www.aricie.com
Inscrit(e) le : 15/03/2005
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Hi,
The Event module's calendar is a custom layout of the classical WebControl.Calendar, which you can't localize through DNN's interface. I don't think there's any other solution than altering the source code if you which to change the months and days names.
Cheers
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Inscrit(e) le : 31/07/2006
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Hehe, everytime i think i'm close to a solution:-)
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www.aricie.com
Inscrit(e) le : 15/03/2005
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But now do you really need to display both translations at the same time?
As long as the users keep free to choose their main language, they should be shown the proper localization.
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Inscrit(e) le : 31/07/2006
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Well, i'll explain what we've been doing up until now, maybe you'll have a suggestion for me...
I bought an Aggregator module, what this does is allow me to have 2 modules on 1 page, 1 in English and the other in French, the client can then just pick which content they want to look at. This way, localisation was never a necessity.
Now, ideally i'd like to do the same with the calendar, but, even if the content was available in French in the French Calendar itself appears in english. If I use localisation, the Calendar would appear in French with Frecnh Content in the French aggregator, but then so would the English Calendar, which would look wrong ?
Is that clear?
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