Module localization - community.ez.no

Sunday 08 May 2011 3:35:50 am - 3 replies

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Author	Message
Gaetano Giunta	Sunday 08 May 2011 10:45:53 am You can translate module names using the virtual urls feature within the eZP admin interface Principal Consultant International Business Member of the Community Project Board
Sao Tavi	Monday 09 May 2011 2:31:21 pm Thank you for your kind reply. I found the menu, but it seems that I have problems using it. I have, for example, a module called 'coordonate-localitati' that has a view, 'cauta' As it is enable site-wise, the url would be ezroot()/coordonate-localitati/cauta. On the other hand, I want for English version the url to be: "geographical-coordinates/search". The problem is that regardless what url I type in the text-box labeled "Destination (path to existing functionality or resource):", I get a response like "The specified destination URL <coordonate-localitati/cauta> does not exist in the system, cannot create alias for it" (Sorry for the big letters, it's copy paste and I don't know how to make them small) So... is there some additional step that I missed? Or what should I input at the "Destination" in my example?
Sao Tavi	Monday 16 May 2011 10:04:48 am It took a while of searching and hair pulling, but eventually I realized that "-" gets transformed. So, I had to rename my extension by removing the - and everything worked fine.

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Gaetano Giunta

Sunday 08 May 2011 10:45:53 am

You can translate module names using the virtual urls feature within the eZP admin interface

Principal Consultant International Business
Member of the Community Project Board

Sao Tavi

Monday 09 May 2011 2:31:21 pm

Thank you for your kind reply.

I found the menu, but it seems that I have problems using it. I have, for example, a module called 'coordonate-localitati' that has a view, 'cauta' As it is enable site-wise, the url would be ezroot()/coordonate-localitati/cauta.

On the other hand, I want for English version the url to be: "geographical-coordinates/search".

The problem is that regardless what url I type in the text-box labeled "Destination (path to existing functionality or resource):", I get a response like

"The specified destination URL <coordonate-localitati/cauta> does not exist in the system, cannot create alias for it"

(Sorry for the big letters, it's copy paste and I don't know how to make them small)

So... is there some additional step that I missed? Or what should I input at the "Destination" in my example?

Sao Tavi

Monday 16 May 2011 10:04:48 am

It took a while of searching and hair pulling, but eventually I realized that "-" gets transformed. So, I had to rename my extension by removing the - and everything worked fine.

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