For downloading translations or customizing your own, please use the tool available inside your FileRun client account.
Editing a translation
Using the FileRun translation tool:
1. Select a language by clicking on its name.
The translation is split in several parts which refer to particular sections or features of FileRun.
2. Click the section you wish to edit and you will see a list of words and phrases.
3. Simply click the text you wish to edit.
Each FileRun client can maintain its own version of the translations. On the third column of the table you can see the translations of the other clients, including the default translation if one is available. Please note that all the translations are public, so it is best to avoid writing information that you would like to keep private.
4. After you are done editing, you can download your version of the translation by clicking the Download Your Translation File link. You will get a file named language-name.php
that you can apply to your FileRun installation.
5. The language file can be either uploaded by FTP inside system/data/translations
folder or from the FileRun's control panel, under the section Interface.
Translating e-mail notifications
The following e-mail message templates can also have translations:
signup_email.tpl.txt
account_notification.tpl.txt
account_login_change.tpl.txt
forgot_password.tpl.txt
reset_password.tpl.txt
space_quota_warning.tpl.txt
guest_account_notification.tpl.txt
login_failed.tpl.txt
password_changed.tpl.txt
send_files_by_email.tpl.txt
To add a translation create a folder named language-name
inside customizables/emails/
and make copies of the template files that you want to customize. This system can also be used for customizing the templates while preventing software updates from overwriting your customization.
The main notification template, which is editable through the control panel, can also have translations. Simply copy the template from the control panel into a file named notifications.tpl.txt
and place inside customizables/emails/language-name/
. Make sure it has a <Subject>
and <Body>
tags as the template file account_notification.tpl.txt
has.