I have 3 languages for my project, en, es and ch.
When I add a contact page ( site/content/contact.html ) I'm able to access it from /contact but I'm expecting to also be able to get to /es/contact and just i18n to translate everything.
Instead /es/contact gives me the poop emoji.
Can someone tell me what I need to to to get that path to work?
possibly some more information so we can help you out. Did you, as of yet, implement i18n, if so, how?
https://phrase.com/blog/posts/i18n-tutorial-how-to-go-multilingual-with-hugo/
is an excellent example of how to do this.
Are you waiting for a translation to be automatically done for you?
Please clarify and I'm sure we can assist, but the above will be of great assistance as a primer.
(The path for the translated content and how to set this up is covered in the above as well)
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I am new to this software. I was just wondering how to create/edit/check header, side, and footer link. What I have noticed so far from numerous searches is that it requires some type of actual manual programming. And also if it is not a template, I would have to add it through Static Blocks or Edit it through a .phtml/.php/.xml file which I have no idea to do. Assume I have the latest software. Any help is appreciated.
You can create a shop in english without manual coding at all. But you will get the result you asked for. A hard application without any customisations which probably will not be valid IRS-wise(for example, the invoices in Greece have to contain very specific things. If not they are not valid and you get fined.). The header and the footer are customised by Static Blocks from the backend of Magento without trouble. You will have to search for a documentation of your template ofcourse. There are so many information and we cannot give it to you with just one post. You will have to study and ask the right questions!
I have great luck using a combination of Google (and usually StackOverflow) to locate help with errors in software. But I'm wondering if there's a better way. How about tagging all errors with a unique ID?
This is just a suggestion, hopefully someone will take this in an even better direction. As a starting point I see errors registered the way we register web sites. Maybe they are web sites. Each error would have a URL. And that URL would have an associated abbreviated version for cases where we want to reference the error but want to save space.
The app developer would be under no obligation to provide anything at the error URL location. That would be optional but nice. Maybe the URLs would all be based on a global domain like wikipedia where anyone can contribute info. My main goal though is just to tag errors with something to make web searched more effective when I'm looking for help.
I need help I'm working on a project that needs to translate the language of the site automactically depending on the country the user is from. I've never done this before so please any help would be wonderful.
Right, as was pointed out before, there is this repository.
In which you can find common translations for many languages. It is well maintained, take a look!
This process is known as localization, also known as i18n. Laravel provides this functionality natively. Have a look at the official docs for instructions on getting started.
EDIT:
The developers of Laravel made a deliberate decision to not host a central localization repository for Laravel 4. You might snoop around to see whether other users have forked localized translations, but given the relative newness of Laravel 4, I doubt you'll see much out there. If you can't find the translation you need, you may want to make a fork of Laravel and build out your own localization file using en as a template.
I'm struggling to generate a dynamic sitemap for SEO purposes in a Wicket 1.5 application. I looked at this example but couldn't understand what they mean exactly.
I see I need to create an xml page and mount it but then it talks about generating the url list. How do I do this part? Is there functionality in Wicket to get a list of mounted pages? According to that link, it's "very easy" to do this in Wicket 1.5 so I must be missing something obvious.
Any tips or pointers gratefully appreciated! Thanks.
i did exactly this in 2010. there was a wicketstuff-minis project for this.
it could be possible it still works if you dig it out of the archives.
http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.wicketstuff/sitemap-xml
the sources must also be somewhere out there..
this was built for wicket 1.4 but i guess they changed enough to make it no longer work.
I'm trying to create a setup script to install custom attributes on my DB tables and I'm looking for references on regards to the following. I just need to know what they really do as on some of the examples I listed which I found on another question but I haven't located any information anywhere else. If someone knows where I can read about this, I'd appreciate it.
adminhtml_customer //to make the attribute can be created in backend only
customer_account_create //to make the attribute can be created in registration only
customer_account_edit // to make the attribute can be edited in the frontend only
customer_address_edit
customer_register_address
checkout_register
adminhtml_customer_address
based on the 3 first samples I listed, I can sort of guess what the others do but I do want to be mistaken about my guess and if there are others that I did not list, I'd be happy to get that information as well.
Give a look to the setup script of core code Pools (/app/code/core/Mage) modules, you can find a lot of good hint