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Re: Edit main menu
March 07, 2010, 10:52:40 pm
Yes, I'm also using the Dutch translation.
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Re: Edit main menu
April 09, 2010, 07:43:59 am
Hm, can anyone let me know how to reproduce this on a fresh 3.1 install?

I tried to replace all occurences of SYBUNT with SY'BUNT but the navigation and menu editor still works for me (and shows SY'BUNT).
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Re: Edit main menu
April 12, 2010, 02:03:59 am
In the dutch translation (in pootle) where lines with double quotes (before i removed theme).

i.e. from doublequoteEen jaar maar niet dit jaardoublequote rapport
to Een-jaar-maar-niet-dit-jaar rapport
You use in your example one singlequote.

I have also removed with phpmyadmin all the double quotes in the civicrm database, builded a new civicrm.po and civicrm.mo.
There is also a sql-file civicrm_data.nl_NL, i believe this file is generated from the po-file and is used by creating a new database in your own language.
I also cleaned and rebuild the translations in Drupal (locales_source and locale_target).

Maybe can the post-starter reply if he is using Drupal, was trying to install CiviCRM on a new database using Dutch, maybe also the setting in php.ini to display errors can be important. Or if he is still having problems can send a dumpfile with the civicrm database.

I didn't save the database before my changes but after the changes the tree is shown and the program to change it, works fine.

I think that the new version in pootle (with a new sql-file) will solve this problem for new installations. It can happen for all languages.
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