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don't understand "Translations are currently available for..." on docs? #96

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thearabbit opened this issue Apr 3, 2015 · 8 comments
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@thearabbit
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I don't understand Translations are currently available for... on docs?
It mean that this package can translation by itself or still config file.

T9n.map('en', {
    "sayHello": 'Hi @{name}'
});

/**
* Kh
*/
T9n.map('kh', {
    "sayHello": '​សួស្តី @{name}'
});
@softwarerero
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You get translations for accounts-base, accounts-passwords, accounts-entry, accounts-templates-core and billing that come with the module. You can add whatever translations you want or need for you application. I usually have a folder lib/t9n where I put my translations, e.g.:

en =
  name: "Name"

T9n.map "en", en

That way I can use the translations on the client and on the server.

@thearabbit
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Could I request you for Khmer of Cambodia support?
Or how to do this?

@softwarerero
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Mh, I do not speak Khmer, but you can easily grab any translation file you find in the folder t9n and translate it yourself. Just send a pull request of your file and I do the rest.

@thearabbit
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Very thank I will try, because i am not good to use git.

@softwarerero
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If you do not know how to send a pull request just send me an email with your file.

@thearabbit
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Thanks again, I will send you.
please give me your email.

@softwarerero
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@thearabbit
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now i send you the Khmer already.

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