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Additional locale definition files not working?
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locales/skelekton/other_definitions.php tells:
You can create as many definition files as you want if you find it easier to keep track of things this way.
However when I create files like privacypolicy_definitions.php or legalnotice_definitions.php in my locales folder, their definitions are not used (I have copied skeleton to en-US, made all the necessary changes to definitions.php, enabled that locale in the dashboard, and set it as default language).
Are all php files in the appropriate locale folder to be used automatically, do those files require a special naming, or do additional definition files have to be included by calling them from definitions.php?
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I believe that multiple locale files can only be used in addons (themes, plugins, locales, and applications). Are you talking about putting the file in
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@hgtonight
I just thought it's easier to keep track of things if I put larger text blocks (like for Privacy Policy, Legal Notice and Terms of Service) in their own definition files.
This is not about
/conf, but/locales/_yourlocalefolder_.Although the quoted comment from
other_definitions.phptells it's possible, it's just not working if I put text definitions in any other file thandefinitions.php.Hmmm... I am going to have to pass on this. I have very limited experience with locales.
Perhaps @vrijvlinder, @phreak, or @businessdad can help.
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@hgtonight
No problem, I can put it all in definitions.php, but since I stumbled over that comment in other_definitions.php I got curious.
BTW other_definitions.php is not read either, so it's not an issue of correctly naming additional definition files.