Hi,
Isn't gallego the "gl" ISO code ? In that case you should simply be able to add that language from the administration, and complete all the resources for that languages (you'll need an images_gl directory for example)
Regards, Serge Huber.
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Hello St�phane,
The task is to create a portal which is multilingual. The languages, that have to be used, are English, Spanish and Gallego (one language that they also speak in a certain region of Spain(i.e. in Galicia). This "dialect" uses exactly the same letters like spanish, but sometimes another vocabulary. That�s why, it�s necessary to make it also available in Gallego.
I already found out, how to solve it with English and Spanish, so how would be the procedure or workaround for using this language.
An option that I tried was to replace the flags of an already existing language. I already managed this but the flag logically stays with the description of the original language.
Does it have further consequences in the application when I use this approach and how can I change the title of the language, i didn't find anything neither in the database nor in the files of the installation.
Thanks
Sebastian
----- Original Nachricht ---- Von: St�phane Croisier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Datum: 24.11.2004 11:29 Betreff: Re: Adding a new language to the configuration
Hello,
Which language? Jahia uses the standard ISO languages defined in java so the list should be rather complete....
St�phane
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