Owen Leonard
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Currently we define translatable labels for DataTables "export" options (Copy, CSV, Excel, and Print) in the section of datatables.js for adding our own configuration to these buttons. This works fine until we redefine a button without redefining the translatable label as we do in opac-user.pl. The correct solution is to define these strings in the default set of language strings we use for all other DataTable strings. This patch makes that change in both the staff interface and the OPAC (although the problem only currently manifests in the OPAC). To test, apply the patch and start the translation process: - Install fr-CA or another language in the OPAC 1. Run the following commands: - gulp po:update - ./misc/translator/translate update fr-CA - ./misc/translator/translate install fr-CA 2. Go to Administration > System preferences 3. Search for OPACLanguages and check fr-CA 4. Set opaclanguagesdisplay to Allow 5. Click "Save all I18N/L10N preferences" - Check that "Copy" is translated in the .po files 1. Open misc/translator/po/fr-CA-messages-js.po 2. Search for "Copy" --> It should be translated as "Copier" - Log in to the OPAC as a user with checkouts. - Switch to the language you translated. - View the user summary page. - The controls at the top of the table of checkouts should be correctly translated. - In the staff interface, switch to the language you translated. - Test any DataTable with export controls, e.g. Administration -> Libraries, to confirm that the "Export" menu items are still translated correctly. Sponsored-by: Athens County Public Libraries Signed-off-by: Caroline Cyr La Rose <caroline.cyr-la-rose@inlibro.com> Signed-off-by: Katrin Fischer <katrin.fischer@bsz-bw.de> |
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