Be sure your file/headerįile/poedit/server are correctly encoded/configured for the codeset you want Support ISO-8859-9 (the Turkish ISO codeset). Will need UTF-8 and the last WebERP version cause some PhP functions don't mo using gettext from the command-lineīut first take into account that ISO-8859-1 doesn't support Turkish, you UTF-8 ilegal bytes (128 to 255), and also it´s a bit tricky for transcodingĢ) compile (text to binary).
gedit may be used but it's not recommended cause it doesn't show
po (use poedit or, if you know a lot about codesets then it'sĪlso possible to use a good text editor like vi, vim or Notepad++ for poįile, and the compilation needs a server restart. Working because a compilation process is needed after the edition of the. Most probably some of them don't work and it will be difficult to get them Let the user to correct the translation with ease (within the GUI). I guess (not sure) you are referring to the php scripts named Z_po. I am really appreciated, if you can help me. Deleted cookies and triedĪgain but it did not work. But somehow, i can not change some words although i change words in ( using ISO-8859-1), not using turkish special character. But i did not created new language file and so modifying en_US file I am trying to translate Web ERP language file ( Messages.po) into Gettext: the i18n system and engine (will let you generate a new templateĪnd merge it to your. ThinkGeek and WIRED's GeekDad team up for the Ultimate Deleted cookies and tried again but it did not work. There is no "Vendors" in en or us language file.
But somehow, i can not change some words although i change words in message.po file. But i did not created new language file and so modifying en_US file ( using ISO-8859-1), not using turkish special character. I am trying to translate Web ERP language file ( Messages.po) into Turkish. Gettext: the i18n system and engine (will let you generate a new template and merge it to your. Codesets: the several character encodings (ISO-9959-1 is not the right way)
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