Never used web2py on Windows so I guess we have to wait for somebody
with web2py&Windows expert.
My first thought is the web2py doesn´t notice/see that there excites an
es-es.py file already and copies the english over it. But that doesn´t
help you very much. Sorry.
Kenneth
I don't know if it helps, but I've read this similar post this
morning:
http://groups.google.com/group/web2py/browse_thread/thread/ade440fe69428517/9bbb4d362d74ecad
One of the first answers is another question about Windows. I'm using
windows now, is this a problem?
On 21 Set, 12:57, Samuel Mac<mac.o...@gmail.com> wrote:
Both. First of all I was editing es-es.py file using an editor. But I
read in this group a recomendation using web admin app. But I still
have the same problem: If I edit the es-es.py file, it gets reseted
when another user logs in.
On 21 Set, 12:51, Kenneth Lundström<kenneth.t.lundst...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Have you tried to update your language from the admin application? Or
how are you updating the language file?
Kenneth
Hello,
I've tried to edit my language files but my changes are all the time
overwritten when user logs off.
For example, on my menu.py I have:
(T('Adm Area'),False,URL('appadmin','index'),[])]
and in my es-es.py language file:
'Adm Area': ' rea administrativa',
The problem is, when the user log of, all my es-es.py file get
reseted. And when the user log in again, the
es-es.py file shows:
'Adm Area':'Adm Area',
Can anyone explainme why, plz?
