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[adeel webxity Friend adeel webxityJoin date: May 2015Posts: 7Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#206236

Hi.You guyz mentioned that you support VirtueMart. I just wanted to know that weather you support Virtuemart 1.
I currently have VirtueMart version 1.1.4 and Joomla Version 3.3.6

Q.1 VirtueMart 1 is hacked and It’s made compatible to Joomla 3. So Just wanted to know that weather JA Multi-lingual will support VirtueMart 1.

Q.2 Does It support Kunena. ? Is there any way I can make my kunena forum be translated with this component. Kunena version ( 3.0.6 )

Q.3 Does this component support other 3rd party modules and compoents and is there any way I can make this translate my other modules and components. ?

[Thanh Nguyen Viet Friend Thanh Nguyen VietJoin date: September 2014Posts: 1461Downloads:0Uploads:44 Thanked: 258 times in 217 posts]

#570065

Hello,
<blockquote>
1.
I currently have VirtueMart version 1.1.4 and Joomla Version 3.3.6</blockquote>

JA Multilingual only support VirtueMart 2 now, it is not tested with VM3 (for Joomla 3.x). I have reported this issue to our development team, we will check and update JA Multilingual component to support VM3 asap, you can check this issue on our issue tracker system with link below
http://pm.joomlart.com/browse/JAECLANG-41

<blockquote>Q.2 Does It support Kunena. ? Is there any way I can make my kunena forum be translated with this component. Kunena version ( 3.0.6 )</blockquote>
We do not support Kunena as well as other Joomla forums component, because we thought that there is no need to translate forum since its content is contributed from users, and they know what they post as well, so there is no need to translate this such content.
<blockquote>
Q.3 Does this component support other 3rd party modules and compoents and is there any way I can make this translate my other modules and components. ? </blockquote>
Yes, our component is designed to easily extend to support another 3rd extensions. There is no document for developer now, but if you are developer, you can easily to write an adapter to support your extension by adding new file in the folder:

administrator/components/com_jalang/helpers/content/adapters

The file name is the table name of extension that you want to translate, you can read code of other files in this folder to know what class + methods that you need implement.

[Thanh Nguyen Viet Friend Thanh Nguyen VietJoin date: September 2014Posts: 1461Downloads:0Uploads:44 Thanked: 258 times in 217 posts]

#735137

Hello,
<blockquote>
1.
I currently have VirtueMart version 1.1.4 and Joomla Version 3.3.6</blockquote>

JA Multilingual only support VirtueMart 2 now, it is not tested with VM3 (for Joomla 3.x). I have reported this issue to our development team, we will check and update JA Multilingual component to support VM3 asap, you can check this issue on our issue tracker system with link below
http://pm.joomlart.com/browse/JAECLANG-41

<blockquote>Q.2 Does It support Kunena. ? Is there any way I can make my kunena forum be translated with this component. Kunena version ( 3.0.6 )</blockquote>
We do not support Kunena as well as other Joomla forums component, because we thought that there is no need to translate forum since its content is contributed from users, and they know what they post as well, so there is no need to translate this such content.
<blockquote>
Q.3 Does this component support other 3rd party modules and compoents and is there any way I can make this translate my other modules and components. ? </blockquote>
Yes, our component is designed to easily extend to support another 3rd extensions. There is no document for developer now, but if you are developer, you can easily to write an adapter to support your extension by adding new file in the folder:

administrator/components/com_jalang/helpers/content/adapters

The file name is the table name of extension that you want to translate, you can read code of other files in this folder to know what class + methods that you need implement.

[adeel webxity Friend adeel webxityJoin date: May 2015Posts: 7Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#570321

Ok. Thanks a Lot for the Reply can you please tell how does it work for VirtueMart where does it store the translations. ?
I’m afraid that If I code for VirtueMart 1 I have to hack the component and that will stop me from updating in future. :((

[Thanh Nguyen Viet Friend Thanh Nguyen VietJoin date: September 2014Posts: 1461Downloads:0Uploads:44 Thanked: 258 times in 217 posts]

#570384

Hello,

there is not any hack in JA Multilingual component to translate / store translation content for 3rd extensions, our component just helps to automatically translate your site by the way you do manually.

That means, JA Multilingual uses the way that 3rd extension provides to translate its content.

In the case of VM, it use external tables (with suffix it language tag) to store translation content of each language. And our component help to create this tables automatically.

so feel free to use JA Multilingual to translate your site without worry about upgrade your site later.

FYI: our dev team have confirmed that JA Multilingual still work with VM3 (for Joomla 3)

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