The ideal thing would be for us to move all fixed strings into Umbraco dictionary items and then they could all be translated in the back office. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get that completed before release so you would either need to do update the views to do this or just update them for your given language.
I'd be open for contributions on this if anyone wanted to look at converting this over to use dictionary items as the Vendr.Checkout package is completely open source https://github.com/vendrhub/vendr-checkout
Vendr Checkout has been updated to look for dictionary keys, but if it doesn't find them it will fallback to a hard coded value.
Unfortunately it doesn't look like we've yet documented the list of dictionary keys you'd need to create so for now you'd have to look through the templates in the App_Plugins\VendrCheckout\views folder for any occurence of Umbraco.GetDictionaryValue and for all found keys, create dictionary entries for them.
Vendr.Checkout - translation
Hi,
First - I think it's a prety good package. It saves a lot of time :)
I need to have it in Danish. Is there a better way to do it than just to translate all texts in \App_Plugins\VendrCheckout\Views ?
Regards
Tomasz
Hi Tomasz,
The ideal thing would be for us to move all fixed strings into Umbraco dictionary items and then they could all be translated in the back office. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get that completed before release so you would either need to do update the views to do this or just update them for your given language.
I'd be open for contributions on this if anyone wanted to look at converting this over to use dictionary items as the Vendr.Checkout package is completely open source https://github.com/vendrhub/vendr-checkout
/Matt
Hi Matt,
Is there any update about this topic?
I'm facing this issues now. The body of checkout steps page, does not translate according to the current language.
Has the dictionary keys are moved to umbraco dictionary, or it is for us to do this manually?
Best regards
/Npina
Hi NPina,
Vendr Checkout has been updated to look for dictionary keys, but if it doesn't find them it will fallback to a hard coded value.
Unfortunately it doesn't look like we've yet documented the list of dictionary keys you'd need to create so for now you'd have to look through the templates in the
App_Plugins\VendrCheckout\viewsfolder for any occurence ofUmbraco.GetDictionaryValueand for all found keys, create dictionary entries for them.Thanks, Matt
I thought, that dictionary items would be the best solutions. I don't know if I have time now, but I can give it a try and contribute on this.
/Tomasz
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