Hi Martin, thanks for coming back with the solution for the reported problem!
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Thanks, Michael Brohl ecomify GmbH www.ecomify.de Am 02.04.19 um 15:05 schrieb Martin Schröder:
Hi everyone, I found the solution, and I have to admit I have not understood the article about localization ( https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBIZ/How+to+localize+Product+and+Categories+descriptions) correctly. After doubting the ofbiz project and its documentation, the version of my ofbiz installation and its configuration, I reread the localization article and finally found out that the trick is to structure the content elements and their data sources hierarchically (right) so they can be used by ofbiz to supply data in the selected language for the Name and the Descripion field of a category . So to localize the category, in the category page I create two content elements, one for the category name and then for the category description - Update Category Content Assoc CONTENT TYPE FROM DATE THROUGH DATE EDIT CONTENT KleidungName 10111 Category Name 2019-03-01 00:00:00.000 10111 Delete KleidungDescription 10122 Description 2019-04-01 00:00:00.000 10122 Delete Then I go to the "content" for each entry (buttons on the left) an there I add a long text data source for each locale; using the "shortcut form" below (Create Simple Text Content For Alternate Locale) - List Associated Content Infos CONTENT ASSOC TYPE ID CONTENT TYPE ID LOCALE STRING FORMFIELDTITLE_DATARESOURCETYPEID EDIT DATA RESOURCE EDIT CONTENT Alternate Locale Document en Long Text 10120 10120 Alternate Locale Document es Long Text 10121 10121 - Create Simple Text Content For Alternate Locale Locale String Text Now when I switch the langauge in the ecommerce app, the name and the description is displayed in the correct language. Maybe this saves others from going in the wrong direction at first as well. Kind regards Martin Am Mo., 1. Apr. 2019 um 17:36 Uhr schrieb Martin Schröder < martin.schroede...@gmail.com>:Hello, could anybody give me another hint in this subject...that would be nice. Kind regards Martin Am So., 31. März 2019 um 15:40 Uhr schrieb Martin Schröder < martin.schroede...@gmail.com>:Hi, thanks to everybody for their ideas; unfortunately it still doesnt work for me... I have tried it out with categories too, as I assume that the principle of adding content in diffrent languages is the same here. Of course it doesnt work here either... I seems that I am missing something. Here is the description of what I have done so far to add localisations to my categories: I have created for each language a category name, description and long description content entry by using the "Add Product Category Content (select Content Id, enter From Date)" section and the "prepare create" button. I did this for the languages german and english. So now my category content page (in section "Update Category Content Assoc:") looks like this ( - Update Category Content Assoc CONTENT TYPE FROM DATE THROUGH DATE EDIT CONTENT KleidungName 10111 Category Name 2019-03-01 00:00:00.000 10111 Delete ClothingName 10112 Category Name 2019-03-01 00:00:00.000 10112 Delete Clothing Descr 10113 Description 2019-03-01 00:00:00.000 10113 Delete KleidungBeschr 10114 Description 2019-03-01 00:00:00.000 10114 Delete ClothingDescrLng 10115 Description - Long 2019-03-01 00:00:00.000 10115 Delete KleidungBeschrLng 10116 Description - Long 2019-03-01 00:00:00.000 10116 Delete In the content page for 10111 I have put in "de" as locale string, and set "Kleidung" as the text. In the content page for 10112 I have put in "en" as locale string, and set "Clothing" as the text. I also have blanked out all the fields in the "override simple fields" section of the catgory page, as Mike suggested. The only field that cannot be blanked is " Product Category Type ". Selection the blank here leads to an error message after hitting "update". To prodivde more details as requested by Ankush Upadhyay I just can add a few points that could have a relation to the subject: I observed that only the first entries in the list are used, so in my case the category name is displayed in German and the description in English, regardless what language I choose in the store frontend. So it seems there is a default setting somewhere to use content entries in their order of appearence or my change of the locale is ingored or cannot be processed correctly. Question: is "de" the correct string for German, "en" for English? Maybe I need to enter something different in the "locale string" fields of the content entries? Other changes I have made to my installation regarding languages are the following: In the general.properties file I have changed previously the available locales; #locales.available=ar,de,en,es,fr,hi,it,nl,pt,ro,ru,th,zh to locales.available=de,en,es,fr,it I did this to shorten the long list of languages offered in the "admin page" . I also have changed the default country setting for dropdowns to # -- the default country for drop downs country.geo.id.default=DEU I have to add that I have created all entries for categories and products in my catalog by using the "override simple fields" sections of these pages. So ith first place all my ctageories and products where using the overriden fields. After that I have tried to add the localizations by adding content entries and blanking out the "override" fields. Could that leave some faulty data somewhere? Thanks for any further suggestions in advance. Kind regards Martin
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