Using Localization Variables on Dialogs
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 2:27 am
I am looking at updating our installation to IA7.0 and thought that in the process I would make use of the Localization variables to give me better control on what is translated, this seems to work great.
But I am having an issue getting localization variables into dialogs?
All of the dialogs have basically the same layout with the same text and buttons so rather than have to translate these individually for each dialog, it would be very useful to use a single variable to represent them all.
This seemed to work fine for the default language, but when I try using the install under a different language, the buttons/ dlg strings are not translated.
NOTE: I am setting the language manually in the script.
If I set the default language using the command line, the dialogs are correctly translated.
Is there any way that I can set the Install Language manually and still have the dialogs translated?
Any bright Ideas?
Thanks
But I am having an issue getting localization variables into dialogs?
All of the dialogs have basically the same layout with the same text and buttons so rather than have to translate these individually for each dialog, it would be very useful to use a single variable to represent them all.
This seemed to work fine for the default language, but when I try using the install under a different language, the buttons/ dlg strings are not translated.
NOTE: I am setting the language manually in the script.
If I set the default language using the command line, the dialogs are correctly translated.
Is there any way that I can set the Install Language manually and still have the dialogs translated?
Any bright Ideas?
Thanks