Dear Vano,
I check the other topic with language select mod, it wasn't there..
Besides declaring each phrase in main.php, do we have do anything else for them to show up correctly?
I did as above, and they return blank. As if 4images doesn't recognize the tag as , well, a tag.
What's the difference between
$lang['logout'] = "Log Out";
and what I added
$lang['Menu_Calibrate'] = "Calibrate";
How come {lang_logout}
can return Logout (in selected language);
but {lang_Menu_Calibrate}
cannot return Calibrate ?
Is it the underscore that's confusing 4images?
-Edit:No, not the underscore.
I changed it to $lang['calibrate'] = "Calibrate";
and used {lang_calibrate}, still returns blank..
-Edit 2:I guess I must declare them elsewhere as well.. Let me see if it is in global/functions/page_header/ or in any other php...
-Edit 3:"What's the difference between what I added and what was already there?" as I asked above..
The difference is that they must be declared/defined in page_header.php (in /includes/) first.Although it is a tidy task, for a limited number of words that you want to display, it works quite well!
Vano, thanks for not replying right away and letting me find it myself (although if you were around you'd probably point me to it anyway)..
So that's how it is done.