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Here is how to translate MWS localization files into a new language. | Here is how to translate MWS localization files into a new language. | ||
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The 'Mobile web server' was discontinued in February 2010. See here for more information.
The 'Mobile web server' was discontinued in February 2010. See here for more information.
Here is how to translate MWS localization files into a new language.
- Find out all the _loc.py files, there is one in /htdocs/Framework and one for each web application in /htdocs/Web_Applications. Start by copying one of the file and edit your own translations to a new file. For example to create Swedish localization, you need to create mws_framework_se_loc.py file in /htdocs/Framework and similarly a _se_loc.py file for each web application.
- Edit file /htdocs/Framework/WebFrameworkConstants.py: add your new language into two places (here Swedish is added)
- SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES = ('en', 'fi', 'fr', 'de', 'it', 'es','se')
- LANGUAGE_NAMES = {'en':'English', 'fi':'Finnish', 'fr':'French','de':'German', 'it':'Italian', 'es':'Spanish', 'se':'Swedish'}
- That's it! Now restart the server and you should see your new language available in Settings web page.
