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[EP-tech] Multilingual site
- To: eprints-tech@ecs.soton.ac.uk
- Subject: [EP-tech] Multilingual site
- From: George Mamalakis <mamalos@eng.auth.gr>
- Date: Thu, 14 May 2015 13:58:11 +0300
Hello everybody, I am using eprints (v.3.3.14 installed on a debian system using eprints installation-documentation for debian) to create a deposit. I wish to use two languages for my deposit (Greek and English), hence I need to develop a multilingual site. I am following the "How to translate eprints" guide (http://wiki.eprints.org/w/How_to_translate_eprints) without much luck so far, while simultaneously trying to use the "official" Greek translation of eprints (for version 3.0, found in http://files.eprints.org/427/ , undocumented). I have managed to use the set_lang script (at least up to a point) and I am able to see a Greek menu, but the Home page still appears in English and I am trying to understand why. But this is not my only problem. My problem is that the guide I am following leaves many questions un-answered and I'd like to know if there's a more "complete" guide on how to make a multilingual site for eprints. For example, I found an old email of this list (dating back in 2004) where somebody was trying to follow eleven specific steps on a previous version of eprints (2.3.4) to make a multilingual site, which I include in the end of my email. So, my question is: is there an alternatvie guide (eg. x-step guide), or even a more explanatory one that one can follow in order to make their eprints-based site multilingual? Thank you all for your time in advance and sorry about my generic question, regards, George Mamalakis PS1: I know that I was not specific enough, but that was on purpose since my real question is very generic. Once I have more specific questions I'll post them back. PS2: The 11-step guide mentioned in this list was this (semantics defer in my version, and even though my /path/to/archive/cfg/lang/el/static/index.xpage is in Greek, it never appears correctly when I follow the relevant link): 1. Creation of /opt/eprints2/archives/archiveID/cfg/static/es directory with ↵ the files from /opt/eprints2/archives/archiveID/cfg/static/en translated into ↵ Spanish. 2. Creation of /opt/eprints2/archives/archiveID/cfg/*-es.* files translated ↵ from /opt/eprints2/archives/archiveID/cfg/*-en.* files. 3. Creation of /opt/eprints2/cfg/system-phrases-es.xml translated from ↵ /opt/eprints2/cfg/system-phrases-en.xml. 4. Modification of /opt/eprints2/cfg/languages.xml to add support for Spanish ↵ language. 5. Inside MySQL, copying of xxx_ordervalues_en tables to xxx_ordervalues_es ↵ tables. 6. Edition of /opt/eprints2/archives/archiveID.xml to add <language> and ↵ <archivename> sections for Spanish language. Also set defaultlanguage to ↵ 'es'. 7. Execution of /opt/eprints2/bin/configure_archive. 8. Set $c->{multi_language_options} = 1 inside ↵ /opt/eprints2/archives/archiveID/cfg/ 9. When running 'bin/configure' and 'bin/install.pl' everything works fine. 10. When running 'bin/generate_views archiveID' and 'bin/generate_static ↵ archiveID' the views for both en and es languages are generated. 11. Stop and start Apache. |
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