HowTo translate Redmine in your own language » History » Version 1
Jean-Philippe Lang, 2007-10-01 17:51
| 1 | 1 | Jean-Philippe Lang | h1. HowTo translate Redmine in your own language |
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| 3 | Redmine can easily be translated in any language. |
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| 5 | There are 3 things to translate: |
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| 7 | # the main lang file (located in /lang) |
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| 8 | # the email templates (located in /app/views/mailer) |
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| 9 | # the calendar lang file (located in /public/javascripts/calendar/lang) |
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| 11 | Say you want to translate Redmine in Finnish (fi as defined in the "IANA Language Subtag Registry":http://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry): |
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| 13 | # copy /lang/en.yml to fi.yml and translate every strings this file contains. |
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| 14 | # copy the mail templates you’ll find in /app/views/mailer that have a language extension and name them according to your language code (eg. register_fi.rhtml) |
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| 15 | # copy /public/javascripts/calendar/lang/calendar-en.js to calendar-fi.js and translate every strings this file contains (mainly day and month names). |
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| 17 | *All this files must be UTF-8 encoded.* |