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Replied by Lyr!C on topic A category for two languages

I don't have yet added the option for a multi-language website using joomla core function.

But now, you can use Falang, and install in Falang the content elements files attached to this message
It is maybe a more simple way to manage translation

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Replied by SLV on topic A category for two languages

My solution is to make same categories on each language. And put events on different languages to category on proper language.

And wait for multilanguage option in icagenda.

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Replied by minago on topic A category for two languages

You're right, SLV, admittedly all categories will be visible, but for now it has to be.
The ideal solution would be as a component of "Sobi Pro" (Sigsiu.NET)
Sorry for my "Googleenglish"

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Replied by Lyr!C on topic A category for two languages

minago wrote: How can I install it? I always get an error:
JInstaller :: Install: The Joomla XML setup file could not be found.
Thank You

Minago

You have to install Falang first!

The zip attached is not an install pack, but is containing 2 xml files, to be installed in content element installer inside Falang component.

For information, i'm working too on a xml to be used with jDiction

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Replied by Lyr!C on topic A category for two languages

SLV wrote: My solution is to make same categories on each language. And put events on different languages to category on proper language.

And wait for multilanguage option in icagenda.

Or use A third party extension for translations, which is much more easier than core joomla system

Xml files for Falang ready, and for jDiction (really great new extension) i'm working on the xml file, and will see to integrate it directly in iCagenda.

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Replied by Lyr!C on topic A category for two languages

It is already for events, and i will later for category, when working on new options in this part of iCagenda.

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