Thread: Translator Script in Sub Folder

Hi,

First, thank you for this script. This is really helpful.

I have a question with the installation of the script. My website resides in a sub folder of my main domain, ex: http://domain.com/mywebsite, my question is, where will I put the translation files, in the http://domain.com or in the mywebsite folder?

Hoping for your reply. Thanks...

I haven't tried that configuration myself.

Do you own/manage the entire domain?

I think I would first try putting in the domain home http://www.example.com/translate/ and blocking the directories I don't want translated by editing /translate/.htaccess

Thanks for the quick reply.

Yes I own the domain and I manage it on my own.

yes but cau you explain for this kind of situation ?
How can we use and what changes we have made in .htacess for this?

No one has done this before, so you will be the first to figure out exactly how to do it.

ok i have put all the files as per your instructions and put urls as per your suggestions. But nothings happens. Can you please explain that anything other need to do rather then the instructions in your installation script ?

I can't explain it because it's never been done. It's a new recipe that you're creating yourself.

But let's step back for a second. Why is your website in a subdirectory? What is the URL?

Also, please remember that the translation script is currently broken and it is not going to work at all (at least with Google Translate) until the next release.

For now i have remove the sub directory and move my application to the root directory.

URL: http://www.7strokes.com/

I have configure your application as per the installation script but id doesn't work.

please let me know what to do ?

Originally Posted by Will.Spencer

Also, please remember that the translation script is currently broken and it is not going to work at all (at least with Google Translate) until the next release.

Revision 2.16, which works with the new Google Translate[/url] has been released.