On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 10:29 AM, rick c <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You're on the right track maintaining the same directory structure as
> used for the main locales, but your translation file isn't being
> loaded. I'm not sure if this will work, but you can try inserting the
> following in the theme's theme.php file to load your translation file:
>
> public function action_init_theme()
> {
> Locale::load_pluggable_domain( 'habari',
> Site::get_dir( 'theme' ) );
> }
Actually you should use:
public function action_init_theme()
{
$this->load_text_domain('lace');
}
Where 'lace' is the "text domain" of your theme. _Don't_ use 'habari'
as the domain, as it could conflict Habari's own translations. So with
a domain of 'lace', you should have:
user\themes\lace\locale\de-de\LC_MESSAGES\lace.mo
lace.mo is the domain; if your domain was 'foobar', it would be
foobar.mo. Now call the gettext functions with the 'lace' domain.
Like:
_e('blah blah blarg', 'lace');
Using a unique "text domain" will ensure that your theme does not
conflict with Habari or other themes/plugins translations. Using a
domain of 'habari' will work, but the recommended way is to use your
own domain for reasons mentioned...
--
Matt Read
http://mattread.com
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