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[Andreas]

Hi Team,
with revision 10473 you introduced a new language file 'include/js/en_us.lang.js' which defines a javascript array with used strings.
I found that all the strings are also defined in the 'normal' lang file. And somewhere in the code (don't know exactly which file at the moment) i found a piece of code where the js-array is matched to a php-array.

Just for clarification:
Do we have to maintain a xx_xx.lang.js file in the language packs in future or is this just a temporary solution.
Without a lang.js file (de_de.lang.js in my case) some functionality is broken if you use another language than english.
And additionally there seems to be no consistent use of this js file over the application because in some places i get my translated strings and in other places i get the english string.

Please confirm,
regards,
Andreas

[minnie]

Dear Andreas,

Quote: with revision 10473 you introduced a new language file 'include/js/en_us.lang.js' which defines a javascript array with used strings.
This file included to give language support for js-alert.
Quote: Just for clarification:
Do we have to maintain a xx_xx.lang.js file in the language packs in future or is this just a temporary solution.
Without a lang.js file (de_de.lang.js in my case) some functionality is broken if you use another language than english.
this is not a tempory solution. you need to maintain the langauge file as you are doing for module(modules/Accounts/language/en_us.lang.php) language file.

Quote: And additionally there seems to be no consistent use of this js file over the application because in some places i get my translated strings and in other places i get the english string.
this is the first level of change that we have integrated. so definitely we missed out to translate in some places. but we try to fix it in the next level.

Thanks & Regards,
Minnie.