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How to deal with radically modified language files
Every time I upgrade JomSocial I have to spend countless hours to get my heavily modified language file integrated with the latest version included with the upgrade package. I have tried using the default language override function in Joomla, but I have run into several instances where it does not work for some reason, so I have gone back to hand coding my default en-GB language file.
With this latest JS 4.1.4 upgrade there are a TON of changes to the en-GB.com_community.ini file. There must be a way to parse this file with my existing file and weed out duplicates in the process. Are there any Joomla extensions that can do this?
It would also be a huge help if the JS team could somehow highlight the changed lines in the new file before it's published, so that I could more easily copy and paste the contents between the new file and my existing file. A sort of changelog for the language file if you will.
Your old file just didn't have them. I uploaded original file from 4.1.3 package and constants are translated. Your file was renamed to -old.
If you want to change some texts on your site you should use Joomla! language override feature.
It works 100% on your site take a look:
You may also use diff checker to compare your modified language file with our newest release:
www.diffchecker.com/
And that's all options you have.
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Your old file just didn't have them. I uploaded original file from 4.1.3 package and constants are translated. Your file was renamed to -old.
If you want to change some texts on your site you should use Joomla! language override feature.
It works 100% on your site take a look:
You may also use diff checker to compare your modified language file with our newest release:
www.diffchecker.com/
And that's all options you have.
Michal,
Thanks for the reply. It turns out I had uploaded an older version of my modified language file. Uploading the most recent one from my 4.1.1 install did the trick. There were a couple of things that changed with the 4.1.4 file, but overall it's no big deal... whew! Sorry to take your time looking into this.