Hi,
We have our own language pack and it's replacing /en/ in the url string
and breaking all the moodledocs pages.
What can we do?
Regards,
greg
Hi,
You should perhaps add documentation in your langage, and then at least see http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=76223 to enable automatic redirection to english version pages when pages doesn't exist in your language.
Regards,
Séverin
You should perhaps add documentation in your langage, and then at least see http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=76223 to enable automatic redirection to english version pages when pages doesn't exist in your language.
Regards,
Séverin
Hi Greg,
Assuming you've created a local language pack, please see MDLSITE-25 for a possible solution. Please provide feedback on how you get on.
Assuming you've created a local language pack, please see MDLSITE-25 for a possible solution. Please provide feedback on how you get on.
This works an absolute treat,
For example if you are using en_utf8 but have installed your own language pack previously which is now breaking moodledocs:
- Create a folder in the lang folder called en_utf8_local
- Copy all your language files from your language pack into it
- Make sure you've updated:
- Language->Language Settings - drop down, select en and save
- Language->Language Editing - Current Language - en
- Go into the database and update the settings:
- update `course` set lang ='en_utf8'
All your moodle links will work now!
Greetings,
Would this fix or impact the a$->username type tags in customized emails etc? Is that what you are referring to as "links" or is this truly html links, etc? thank you in advanced.
Sean
Would this fix or impact the a$->username type tags in customized emails etc? Is that what you are referring to as "links" or is this truly html links, etc? thank you in advanced.
Sean