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New Post 1/17/2007 6:07 AM
User is offline Niels-Jørgen Hvidberg
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Copy / Paste of translated strings ? 
I'm working on a translation to Danish.

In DNN4.4, the module Repository, under Templates there is a LOT!!! of exactly the same strings on each form.ascx file. Is it not possible to copy/paste all that information or do i have to edit each of them seperately, sitting there from now on to next christmas while the spiders are spinning their net all over me, the lawn grows as high as my house and my hair grow 2 meter long ?
 
New Post 1/17/2007 11:31 AM
User is offline Sebastian Leupold
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Re: Copy / Paste of translated strings ? 
  1. there three resource files in repository regarding dashboard, that are obsolete
  2. for templates, I used to translate first one, copy the files to the other directories and adopt as necessary

HTH


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