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Last Post 12/26/2005 4:52 PM by Peter Donker

Localize Toolbars and table headers

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Thomas Bekkers

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12/26/2005 3:37 PM
Hello, I can't find where to localize the name of buttons included in the tool bars like "collections" "categories" "New Item" "Delete" "Cut"... I have looked to Local ressources but I can't find those elements. How can I localized them ? Same question for table headers like "size", "autor"... Thanks and merry christmas ! Thomas.

Peter Donker

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12/26/2005 4:49 PM
There is a part in the admin manual about this. What you need to find are the 'ColumnList.Text' strings in the resource files. Each column is defined by a number of properties separated by pipe symbols. The columns are separated by semicolons. The second property of each column is the heading text. Make sure you backup the original file before you try to change it. Peter

Peter Donker

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12/26/2005 4:52 PM
Ai, I realize I misread the question ... I thought you referred to the column headers. The buttons are defined by strings in the SharedResources.ascx.resx file. The action buttons are named like 'FolderUp.Button' and the top buttons like 'Navbutton.Collections'. Make sure you recycle IIS or clear the caches. Peter

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