Closed nomo closed 8 years ago
mademyday submitted:
Same problem here. This is no useful solution imho.
For example I have a multi language site where I want the customer to translate form labels. I created a namespace via manager and put a custom lexicon folder somewhere and pointed the namespace to it. If I enter some new entries they are displayed green as expected according to this: http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,49077.0.html
But: If I create a new entry in the same namespace for another language it will work, but is nor displayed neither changeable in the manager. I think this is because the entries are parsed through the file system and created topics/entries from the manager are not taken in consideration.
So I see two possibilities when creating new entries through the manager:
If solution 2 (which I would prefer) I would also suggest the possibility of creating topics and languages through the manager.
@Shaun: I assigned this to you, I think it is important. Sorry ;-)
Closing this due to old age and no further reports of the same problem.
If you have experienced this since or can give more information, feel free to comment or reopen this issue.
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nomo created Redmine issue ID 3884
When I installed FormIT snipet, I wanted to use custom lexicon for Japanese. I created my custom entry from lexicon management like this.
Name: formit.contains Namespace: formit Topic: default Language: ja
Value: value123
However, I can't search or update this entry any more because "ja" wasn't displayed.
BobRay advised me that I should prepare lexicon files like this.
cp -a core/components/formit/lexicon/en core/components/formit/lexicon/ja
After this, I could search and update my entry. I believe those custom entries should be searched and updated via management interface without preparing files.
Topic URL: http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,61276.0.html