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AcyMailing is actually fully translated in more than 30 languages!

Most of languages files are included in the package so during the AcyMailing installation process, the language files are automatically installed so you don't have to do anything on your end.
Nevertheless some of the languages are not included in the package (we could not include them all, it takes too much space). In that case you simply have to go on the AcyMailing Configuration page, then click on the tab "language" and create your own language. AcyMailing will propose you to load the latest version of this language directly from our website. Then you simply have to save the language to have it on your website.

 

For any reason, if your language file could not be automatically installed, you can manually download it:

Arabicar-AADownload ar-AA
Bosnianbs-BADownload bs-BA
Brazilian - Portuguesept-BRDownload pt-BR
Bulgarianbg-BGDownload bg-BG
Chinese - Simplifiedzh-CNDownload zh-CN
Chinese - Traditionalzh-TWDownload zh-TW
Croatianhr-HRDownload hr-HR
Czechcs-CZDownload cs-CZ
Danishda-DKDownload da-DK
Dutchnl-NLDownload nl-NL
Englishen-GBDownload en-GB
Finnishfi-FIDownload fi-FI
Frenchfr-FRDownload fr-FR
Germande-DEDownload de-DE
Greekel-GRDownload el-GR
Hebrewhe-ILDownload he-IL
Hungarianhu-HUDownload hu-HU
Italianit-ITDownload it-IT
Japaneseja-JPDownload ja-JP
Latvianlv-LVDownload lv-LV
Lithuanianlt-LTDownload lt-LT
Norwegiannb-NODownload nb-NO
Polishpl-PLDownload pl-PL
Portuguese - Portuguesept-PTDownload pt-PT
Romanianro-RODownload ro-RO
Russianru-RUDownload ru-RU
Serbian - Latinsr-YUDownload sr-YU
Slovaksk-SKDownload sk-SK
Sloveniansl-SIDownload sl-SI
Spanishes-ESDownload es-ES
Spanish - Mexicoes-MXDownload es-MX
Swedishsv-SEDownload sv-SE
Turkishtr-TRDownload tr-TR
Ukrainianuk-UADownload uk-UA
Urduur-PKDownload ur-PK

 

How to translate AcyMailing?

If AcyMailing is not translated in your own language, you can easily add a language file in AcyMailing.

  • Log on the administrator section of your website.
  • Click on the menu Components -> AcyMailing -> Configuration
  • Click on the tab Languages

Languages

If AcyMailing is not translated in your language, you should see a small Add Icon next to your language (only installed languages are displayed on this area so you have first to make sure the Joomla language file is installed on your website).

  • Click on the add icon and a popup will open, enabling you to modify the language file.
    If the language file already exists, you will be able to modify any string used by AcyMailing with this interface.
    If the language file does not exist, the English version will be loaded so that you can translate the strings from this English version.

Translation popup

 

  • The lines starting with # should not be translated (example : #General )
  • Each translation string is composed by a namekey (in upper-case) and the translated string separated by an equal sign (=).
  • You should not modify the string before the equal sign, otherwise, you will break the language file.
    Example: The second line of this file : SEND_DATE=Send Date should be changed to SEND_DATE=Date d'envoi for the French language.
  • Do not add any return character in your translation, otherwise, you will break the language file.
  • Sometimes, you will see the sign %s. This symbol indicates a variable which will be replaced by a string or a number in AcyMailing.
    • Please do not modify this symbol!
    • If there are two %s in the translation, please do not change their order in the sentence.

 

Once you translated your language file, you can click on the button Save.
Then, if you want to share your language file with the rest of the community, please click on the button Share.
Sharing a language file is very important so that we can include your language file in our next versions.
Even if you translated only few strings, we would appreciate if you could share those modifications, so that you will be able to update AcyMailing without loosing your work.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 28 July 2010 13:26