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[jonasso Friend jonassoJoin date: September 2006Posts: 82Downloads:25Uploads:14 Thanks: 6 Thanked: 5 times in 2 posts]

#174767

Greetings,

mod_jalogin files were not in UTF-8, so I had to change in order to make it work with the Portuguese language.

Files changed:
/templates/ja_social/blocks/topbar.php
/templates/ja_social/html/mod_jalogin/default.php
/language/pt-BR/pt-BR.mod_jalogin.ini

I’m not sure if this is related to encoding, but I noticed a strange character between <ul> and <li> which is messing up the layout after I changed the file encoding to UTF-8; See image below:

PS1: The module also did not have the class=”validate-email […]” in the email fields, which I had to add and it would be nice it was added to the source file, so new users will not have to do that.
PS2: Some strings were also missing in the JText::_() in default.php

Thanks for you help,

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[khoand Friend khoandJoin date: February 2011Posts: 4500Downloads:0Uploads:179 Thanks: 169 Thanked: 1166 times in 1060 posts]

#442740

I’m not sure if this is related to encoding, but I noticed a strange character between <ul> and <li> which is messing up the layout after I changed the file encoding to UTF-8

I don’t know why having a character between <ul> and <li>. To fix messing layout, you add the code into /templates/your_template/css/template.css

#ja-headtools ul{
width: 210px;}

[jonasso Friend jonassoJoin date: September 2006Posts: 82Downloads:25Uploads:14 Thanks: 6 Thanked: 5 times in 2 posts]

#442785

Dear khoand,

Thanks for your reply. I have tries your fix with Firebug before I changed the CSS file and it did not fix this. If I remove the code between <ul> and <li> using Firebug it fixes itself;

I have provided FTP and administrator access to my site when I wrote the first post. Can you please take a look?

Best regards,

[khoand Friend khoandJoin date: February 2011Posts: 4500Downloads:0Uploads:179 Thanks: 169 Thanked: 1166 times in 1060 posts]

#442869

I copied my default.php file to /templates/ja_social/html/mod_jalogin, and it’s solved.

[jonasso Friend jonassoJoin date: September 2006Posts: 82Downloads:25Uploads:14 Thanks: 6 Thanked: 5 times in 2 posts]

#444533

Dear khoand,

Ok, but Won’t it happen again when I change it’s encoding to UTF-8?

Regards,

[khoand Friend khoandJoin date: February 2011Posts: 4500Downloads:0Uploads:179 Thanks: 169 Thanked: 1166 times in 1060 posts]

#444556

To guaranty encoding works normally, you just edit file and save, don’t change encoding.

[jonasso Friend jonassoJoin date: September 2006Posts: 82Downloads:25Uploads:14 Thanks: 6 Thanked: 5 times in 2 posts]

#444560

The problem is that it is NOT in UTF-8, therefore I cannot translate it into Portuguese.
Also there are some strings that are NOT using the JText::_(), so I cannot translate in the Language file only. That should be fixed.

Regards,

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