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Hi,
How i can customize this texts ?
I try create dictionary items [welcome] and welcome but nothing works.
Thanks for help
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Location: Belgium
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Petr, I've done it before (for Dutch), not quite sure anymore what I've done to get it displayed in Dutch, but you could find some entries in umbraco\config\lang\{language}.xml (Look for <area alias="general"> tag in the xml, there are some entries that might be of interest to you) You just need to replace {language} by your language (ISO code?). I'm just not quite sure whether it's based on your browser language settings or based on the language of the user (which can be set in the user section). Good luck and let us know if you've found it, and what exactly you've done. Regards, /Dirk
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Hi, Thank for tip, When I try copy en.xml as cs.xml (for Czech) it now show texts defined in general and in login areas of xml files. Then I try experiment with browsers langs and it looks it dosn't matter. Next I delete cs.xml and add this to web.config Code:<location path="umbraco/login.aspx">
<system.web>
<globalization culture="en-US" />
</system.web>
</location> It overrides server default settings and it also works. Culture attribute can be added to main globalization but setting it only to login page is minimal change ... Petr
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You can change the default language for the admin area with this web.config setting Code: <add key="umbracoDefaultUILanguage" value="nl" />
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dawoe wrote:You can change the default language for the admin area with this web.config setting Code: <add key="umbracoDefaultUILanguage" value="nl" /> Today I create new instalation (with v 3.05) add <add key="umbracoDefaultUILanguage" value="en" />, but login page still have not english texts. Admin interface is in english for me without this parameter, too.
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try adding Code:<globalization requestEncoding="utf-8" responseEncoding="utf-8" culture="en-GB" /> or somthing similiar to your system.web section in web.config hth, Thomas
• 2007/2008 MVP • www.thoehler.com • Bad Homburg, Germany
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Hi, Thomas I already discovered solution in previous message. Code:
<location path="umbraco/login.aspx">
<system.web>
<globalization culture="en-US" />
</system.web>
</location>
I point to umbracoDefaultUILanguage dosn't work for others (And for core team to fix it of course :-) BTW: Be aware, your solution can change formating dates and currency for whole site ...
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