Hello.

¿Hay alguna extensión o actualización para traducir el lenguaje ingles a español tanto el frontend y el backend?

Translate english language to spanish.

Por favor su ayuda.

    mlattke Hola.

    Ya coloqué el idioma:
    https://i.ibb.co/rMzNXNT/image.png

    pero no se traduce la pagina a español.

    por favor su ayuda.

        mlattke En el tutorial indica esto:
        Copy the files and folders within the Namespaced directories into your TastyIgniter language directory, see below. If you don’t have a language directory in your application root, create a new one.

        y lo coloqué en la raiz del proyecto:

        https://i.ibb.co/WpLrPrQ/image.png

            Ya creaste el idioma en la parte de adminstracion.

            /admin/languages

              4 days later

              Hey, I’m having the exact same issue, I followed the instructions at (https://tastyigniter.com/docs/master/advanced/localization) and localization -> languages -> thelanguage(spanish) -> translations even shows the proper translations (meaning the language pack is properly installed), then changed the default language in system -> settings -> default language, saved, but it doesn’t take effect anywhere except the login form… That shows up in spanish, but nothing else does. I’m running the latest version I suppose (fresh download/install). Could it be a bug in the i18n system?

                alx741 check if the new folder for the language was created. Otherwise you need to copy all the files and folders based on the code you assigned to your new language.

                    mlattke thanks for the quick reply. I do have tasty/language/es_EC/ , where tasty is tastyigniter’s root of course. In there I have the admin, igniter, igniterlabs, main, system directories, each with a lang.php file.

                    Should I copy this file strcuture into the project? that is to say copying tasty/language/es_EC/admin/lang.php into tasty/app/admin/language/es_EC/lang.php? (and the same for all the other directories?)

                        alx741 that’s exactly what you have to do. On those path you gonna see the folder “en”. That means some language folders will have two directories.

                            mlattke Ok that initially didn’t quite work either, but then I disabled the English language, selected Spanish as the default and it worked! thank you very much! 😀

                              TI will search the root /language folder for language files so there’s no point replacing the core language files as you could lose changes after an update. Following the folder structure in the docs should work. You should also clear your system cache for changes to take effect.

                                2 years later

                                Ya pudiste traducirlo? avisame si necesitas ayuda…

                                Have you been able to translate it yet? let me know if you need help…