please
but is it for Indexu Deluxe? or 5.4
please
but is it for Indexu Deluxe? or 5.4
I will do that tonight I promise.. if you provide your email
Thanks
We have figured out the issue! It's a linux issue, not an IndexU issue. Here's what you can do
If you have ssh access you can run the following command locale -a
This will give you a list of supported locales, for example on my server it returned the following
ar_SA
ar_SA.iso88596
ar_SA.utf8
If you do not have ssh access you can ask your host whether they support the LOCALE command or not
The above tells us that ar_SA will work properly with UTF-8 encoded files if you rename your language directory from ar_SA to ar_SA.utf8 Once you change the directory name, the translation works perfectly.
So why change the directory name? The only other way to tell the server to use ar_SA.utf8 is to change the entire server so that every user will be running that language. Simply changing the directory naming changes only the files that use that translation.
Hani
are you ready to work on the arabic translation. We can split the work if you want to.. Let me know
Thanx Bruceper
I appreciate your help, and I might ask for an extention of my licence as today I started using the directory the right way, (just kidding)
Your work proofs that this is the greatest directory script you can get. Thanx for everything
Hani
Han I sent you an email as you requested.... I wonder if you got it or not yet
Please let me know
Sent
A copy also is attached to thread (how to translate Indexu)
regards
Hani
MY old databases links showing like : ԇʠզʭ Ρ팭
ԇʠզʭ , ϑϔ堕抭堬 ǝ֡ ԇʠզʭ ڑȭ Ρ팭 Ӛ揭 , nj㡠ϑϔ堕抭堣ڠǍᬠȤNJ ǡӚ揭堬 ԇʠȤʠLj歠ǡզʭ"
can you please provide a link?
Your server is causing the issue since none of the translations are working properly.
Ensure that IndexU is set to use UTF-8 in admin - setup.
Also make sure you uploaded the translated files in ASCII mode, and not in binary mode.
Your database was created using different encoding than utf8, if you chose Arabic you see the new site/ catagories added lokking ok (plus indexu interface), so you are doing things the right way, but database is the problem.
If you want me to take a look, please packup the database and send me a copy, and maybe we can solve it, (MAYBE), otherwise, keep old encoding and use a different encoding language file for indexu (same encoding as your database), but UTF is the standard now.
Regards
Hani