I see the descriptions here. Is that what you mean ? If you go from here to the selected category, it will not show anything if there is no content. The meta description in the categories index does not appear when you go to the category.
1) just put the definitions in the locale.php and be done with it.
2) delete the ini files from the cache.
single quotes and double quotes will work on both, unless there is a quote in the definition text itself and in that case you need to use the one that isn't in the definition text.
it's no different then any other php quoting.
I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
<?php if (!defined('APPLICATION')) exit();
$Definition['Howdy, Stranger!'] = "Shalom, Chaver!";
$Definition['GuestModule.Message'] = "It looks like you\'re either new here or you have not logged in yet. If you want to participate in our community discussions, click one of these buttons!";
Just two changes for the moment.
@vrijvlinder
I enabled en_CA
Deleted ini files (several times)
Did not delete Smarty
There is nothing in my conf/locale.php file. It looks like this:
<?php if (!defined('APPLICATION')) exit();
@ peregrine
I want to solve this. I only have one theme on this site. I want to go eat breakfast.
$Definition['Howdy, Stranger!'] = "Shalom, Chaver!";
$Definition['GuestModule.Message'] = "It looks like you're either new here or you have not logged in yet. If you want to participate in our community discussions, click one of these buttons!";
I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
your conf/locale.php will now look like this after the above change.
<?php if (!defined('APPLICATION')) exit();
$Definition['Howdy, Stranger!'] = "Shalom, Chaver!";
$Definition['GuestModule.Message'] = "It looks like you're either new here or you have not logged in yet. If you want to participate in our community discussions, click one of these buttons!";
I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
Two Jews, three shuls. Will the two of you, wonderful as you both have been, decide between you the best way to go and then provide me with absolutely newbie instructions. I am going to eat the last of my chometz. Back in 5-10.
conf/locale.php there is nothing inside it so don't be alarmed. Paste your definitions inside of that locale.php file
$Definition['Howdy, Stranger!'] = "Shalom, Chaver!";
$Definition['GuestModule.Message'] = "It looks like you're either new here or you have not logged in yet. If you want to participate in our community discussions, click one of these buttons!";
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You see the two Categories with their descriptions in the center column?
Yea remove that definition it was an example. A definition should not mess up a layout . It is only a word switcher. Affects no parts of the theme.
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I just tried it with two other browsers and I'm not seeing the Category descriptions. Just the categories names in the right menu.
Is the subdirectory supposed to be /themes/locale or themes/locales (plural)?
http://www.torahrx.com/forums/categories/all
I see the descriptions here. Is that what you mean ? If you go from here to the selected category, it will not show anything if there is no content. The meta description in the categories index does not appear when you go to the category.
You need to add content .
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You can set the categories page to be the landing page in the dashboard settings.
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Yea. That's exactly what I want to see. But I'm not seeing it.
OK, that's what I forgot to do--set the Homepage. Thanks. So the only issue is the Definitions and you get another Awesome.
Quick question:
post your definition statements you want to change. the text you want to change specifically. and to what.
second quick question. do you want to solve this fast? and works with all situations in all themes.
I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
did you change to double quotes also in the locale.php file in the conf folder ?
Enabled en_CA as the default locale ?
deleted the ini files in the cache ?
do not delete he Smarty folder by mistake.
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must be another bathroom break
I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
Please I need a bathroom break
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why are you guys confusing the situation?
1) just put the definitions in the locale.php and be done with it.
2) delete the ini files from the cache.
single quotes and double quotes will work on both, unless there is a quote in the definition text itself and in that case you need to use the one that isn't in the definition text.
it's no different then any other php quoting.
I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
@ peregrine Here is my definitions file:
<?php if (!defined('APPLICATION')) exit(); $Definition['Howdy, Stranger!'] = "Shalom, Chaver!"; $Definition['GuestModule.Message'] = "It looks like you\'re either new here or you have not logged in yet. If you want to participate in our community discussions, click one of these buttons!";Just two changes for the moment.
@vrijvlinder
I enabled en_CA
Deleted ini files (several times)
Did not delete Smarty
There is nothing in my conf/locale.php file. It looks like this:
<?php if (!defined('APPLICATION')) exit();@ peregrine
I want to solve this. I only have one theme on this site. I want to go eat breakfast.
put these in conf/locale.php
$Definition['Howdy, Stranger!'] = "Shalom, Chaver!"; $Definition['GuestModule.Message'] = "It looks like you're either new here or you have not logged in yet. If you want to participate in our community discussions, click one of these buttons!";I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
your conf/locale.php will now look like this after the above change.
<?php if (!defined('APPLICATION')) exit(); $Definition['Howdy, Stranger!'] = "Shalom, Chaver!"; $Definition['GuestModule.Message'] = "It looks like you're either new here or you have not logged in yet. If you want to participate in our community discussions, click one of these buttons!";I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
you're is all that is needed not you\'re
I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
Two Jews, three shuls. Will the two of you, wonderful as you both have been, decide between you the best way to go and then provide me with absolutely newbie instructions. I am going to eat the last of my chometz. Back in 5-10.
I did mention it but you may have missed it ...
If you wish to try peregrine's method:
Put the definitions in the locale.php file
conf/locale.php there is nothing inside it so don't be alarmed. Paste your definitions inside of that locale.php file
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@peregrine OK,I made the changes to conf/locale.php