ody Posted March 14, 2017 Share Posted March 14, 2017 (edited) Hello, We integrate-customize our default portal template, most of them are simple changes which we all can do into our default template, now we wand to find a way to have multilanguage product view for our default 1st page, https://3-www.net We welcome any opinion or advice, Thanks Ody Edited March 14, 2017 by ody Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ody Posted March 17, 2017 Author Share Posted March 17, 2017 No any comment ??? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
yggdrasil Posted March 17, 2017 Share Posted March 17, 2017 Hello, We integrate-customize our default portal template, most of them are simple changes which we all can do into our default template, now we wand to find a way to have multilanguage product view for our default 1st page, https://3-www.net We welcome any opinion or advice, Thanks Ody What do you mean exactly with product view for our default 1st page? You can translate the Product Names and Product Description by hitting the Translate button next to it from Setup > Products/Services The language files for your site templates can be translated in: /whmcs/lang Create a new folder there called overrides, then copy the languages you want to translate to that folder and you can edit them. Don't translate the originals as they will be overwritten in future upgrades. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ody Posted March 18, 2017 Author Share Posted March 18, 2017 Sorry yggdrasil for my delay to answer to your reply & thank you for it, as you might see we use the translation WHMCS tool, what we want is, we have modify our WHMCS default index page, but most of it is in our default language (English), we want to find a way when a client changes to his native language our homepage to also change all of our intro data into clients language, like pictures, banners, explanation etc. now WHMCS changing onlt menus and announcements, Thank you, Ody Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
yggdrasil Posted March 19, 2017 Share Posted March 19, 2017 I told you this before. You need to use the language files and add your custom text into them. Here: https://developers.whmcs.com/languages/overrides/ If you expect WHMCS to translate your text and images for you automatically. No, it can’t do that. It’s not a translator. You have to create every single word in every single language and the same is true for images, you will have to create the images in every language you want to display first. Then in your templates you would point the text and images to the language variables. WHMCS can’t display something you didn’t instruct him to display. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
brian! Posted March 19, 2017 Share Posted March 19, 2017 WHMCS can’t display something you didn’t instruct him to display. WHMCS is male? but yggdrasil is absolutely correct about language overrides - it's well worth a read as it's a feature you'll need to learn about... with regards to images, it may be helpful if I explain a little further... for the sake of simplicity, let's say we have two images (e.g flags), German & British, and we want to display the correct flag for the language chosen - so if it's English, we show the UK flag, if German, we show their flag... let's also assume that their filenames contain the language (makes life easier), so english-flag.png and german-flag.png, and they're in the '/assets/img/ folder. in the template, to show the appropriate flag for the chosen language, it would just be this... <img src="../{$BASE_PATH_IMG}/{$language}-flag.png"> now, if you've created images for each language, this should always work... but if you don't create them all, then you might start seeing missing image errors... if you want to get around that, you could check that the image exists in the folder, and only if it does, display it. {assign flagicon "../{$BASE_PATH_IMG}/{$language}-flag.png"} {if $file_exists($flagicon)}<img src="{$flagicon}">{/if} as long as you use the appropriate language in the image filename, you should now be able to show the correct image for the chosen language... obviously, in the example i'm using flags, but you could do the same for any of the 30+ different images you have on the opening page. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ody Posted March 19, 2017 Author Share Posted March 19, 2017 (edited) Thank you both for your help, this kind of solution it's a huge work and it will need every time when you make any change to re-write again these entries!!! we shall try now a solution based on whmcms module, (which is auto ready for translated pages), so to inject them into our homepage, we try both ways as like new pages or portofolio solution, we have to solve how to insert only the needed data & images and avoid to insert the rest of them as like header, navbar footer etc. The issue is that WHMCS have no any ready solution so some of our products to be viewed into our homepage, as like when you create a product group (shared hosting or VPS servers or etc...) and add some products-plans to give you an option one of them to be added into our 1st page !!! Their philosophy its old one base on that WHMCS works behind an another website (wordpress or joomla or ...) so there you have to promote your services etc. and not as a stand alone website and if you decide to have a WP website for frontpage store, (as many WHMCS users done), this is double work for everything. Edited March 19, 2017 by ody Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
brian! Posted March 19, 2017 Share Posted March 19, 2017 this kind of solution it's a huge work and it will need every time when you make any change to re-write again these entries!!! as would any solution of this kind - unless it's magically translating it for you.... not even WHMCMS will do that, you'll still need to manually enter the translations and update them. The issue is that WHMCS have no any ready solution so some of our products to be viewed into our homepage,as like when you create a product group (shared hosting or VPS servers or etc...) and add some products-plans to give you an option one of them to be added into our 1st page !!! then you put a bit of effort in - create the layout and fill the content using data feeds - I daresay they'd be multilingual too if coded correctly. Their philosophy its old one base on that WHMCS works behind an another website (wordpress or joomla or ...) so there you have to promote your services etc. and not as a stand alone websiteand if you decide to have a WP website for frontpage store, (as many WHMCS users done), this is double work for everything. not really, there are WP solutions for things like that. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ody Posted March 19, 2017 Author Share Posted March 19, 2017 With whmcms you have the solution to work with editor which is much easier than to re-write every time code, content using data feeds???, there are WP solutions for things like that we know most of the WP-WHMCS plugins but the theme is that you still have to take care and work for 2 different website installation, safety etc. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
yggdrasil Posted March 19, 2017 Share Posted March 19, 2017 Thank you both for your help, this kind of solution it's a huge work and it will need every time when you make any change to re-write again these entries!!! we shall try now a solution based on whmcms module, (which is auto ready for translated pages), so to inject them into our homepage, we try both ways as like new pages or portofolio solution, we have to solve how to insert only the needed data & images and avoid to insert the rest of them as like header, navbar footer etc. The issue is that WHMCS have no any ready solution so some of our products to be viewed into our homepage, as like when you create a product group (shared hosting or VPS servers or etc...) and add some products-plans to give you an option one of them to be added into our 1st page !!! Their philosophy its old one base on that WHMCS works behind an another website (wordpress or joomla or ...) so there you have to promote your services etc. and not as a stand alone website and if you decide to have a WP website for frontpage store, (as many WHMCS users done), this is double work for everything. What Brian posted is how I do it but there are for sure other ways. Just use a different folder based on the language for different images. You can do this for everything, JavaScript, images, etc. Text can go directly into language files. As for the huge work. Yes, but it is a huge work regardless of what software you are using. Maintaining a site in several languages is indeed a huge task. There is no other way around it. For example, if you are selling in 3 languages, and you write a page, you will need to make sure the text exists for all 3 languages and the images were also created for all 3 versions and the videos where also created in 3 languages. You see the issue here? You know have 3 times as much work because you need to maintain 3 different versions (one for each language). No software can help you here. The best you can do if you want to avoid working is put a Google Translate button that will translate all the text on the fly (not images) and it will look ugly and not very professional. WHMCS will not do the work of translations for you. No software can do magic. You will need to create the translations, images, etc., all on your own. WHMCS can only display them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
brian! Posted March 19, 2017 Share Posted March 19, 2017 With whmcms you have the solution to work with editor which is much easier than to re-write every time code, you're not rewriting code every time - you re-write it once to make it use language strings, then you just edit the language strings (which are basically just text files) - but if you prefer to use an editor to do the exact same thing, then that's your choice. content using data feeds??? http://docs.whmcs.com/Data_Feeds The Data Feeds in WHMCS are a dynamic way for extracting data from WHMCS for use on the pages of your website. They allow you to get information out of WHMCS such as product names, descriptions and pricing in real-time, onto the static pages of your site, so that if ever make a change inside WHMCS it will auto update on your website. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
yggdrasil Posted March 19, 2017 Share Posted March 19, 2017 WHMCS is male? Yes, sure. The Web Hosting Manager Complete Solution (WHMCS) or the software. - - - Updated - - - With whmcms you have the solution to work with editor which is much easier than to re-write every time code, we know most of the WP-WHMCS plugins but the theme is that you still have to take care and work for 2 different website installation, safety etc. You can use any web editor or text editor you want to edit the language files. That is even easier and better than using some web editor inside WHMCS that you have to click and save all the time. Much quicker and faster just to edit all the text in the file in your favorite editor and upload it once with all the changes. No need for 2 installations. WHMCS can handle as many languages as you want. Yes it requires some work but like anything in life. Creating a site in more than language is always going to be a lot of work, this is completely unrelated to WHMCS. Even if you where not using WHMCS you would be doing a version for each language for your site. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ody Posted March 20, 2017 Author Share Posted March 20, 2017 Thank you all for your advices and for your help, I think that we have now many ways about how to solve it, we welcome also any comment about how it looks our website. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lsnhost Posted February 16, 2018 Share Posted February 16, 2018 Bravo on your Domain pricing features to /index.php . It's definitely got more going for it than standard install. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vinc1402 Posted May 5, 2018 Share Posted May 5, 2018 Oh my.... I'm not going to be a rude person here, but my humble opinion is that I do not like the design. The first thought I had was that this was designed 10 years back. I think if you lighten up on the bright colors and reduce them to some more eye-friendly ones it looks a lot better. I would also recommend you to make use of the data feeds to fetch domain pricing data, If I change the price inside WHMCS it is automatically adjusted on the rest of the site (static HTML) It's just my opinion Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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