I just realize that the JA News Pro Module in top-home2 position shows today’s date below the last entry, is this normal? Shouldn’t it be the entry’s date?
Also, seems the read more link is missing a space, don’t know if this is why this is not translated into Spanish, where to fix this?
To rectify the missing space and three dots in the “Readmore” button name, please follow these steps in your Joomla backend panel:
0 Without uninstalling or unpublishing your current “JA News Pro” module, please download our “JA News Pro” version 2.5.9, the latest version of this module at the time of me writing this post and install it via Joomla extension manager. While in the extension manager, click on “Manage” and double check that the “JA News Pro” module version has changed to 2.5.9.
1 Go to Extensions -> Language Manager -> Overrides -> New
2 In the opened to you “Language Manager: Edit Override” web-page enter word Readmore into the “Search” field on the right hand side of the page (please make sure you don’t type space after you finish entering Readmore). Click on the “Search” button. In response your should see a few strings popped up, like on my screenshot (please ignore the tooltip in the yellow frame):
3 Find the constant JANEWSPRO_READ_MORE with Readmore underneath it:
4 Point your mouse cursor on it and left-click it. In response to the click you will the see the offending constant and its text now filled in the two text fields on the left hand side: the “Language Constant *” field and the “Text” text area, like on my screenshot:
5 In the “Text” text area replace the Readmore to Read more… (with no spaces after the three dots):
6 Click on the green “Save” button and to see your new string take effect at the frontend, please click first on the “JAT3 Clean Cache”:
7 Go to your main front page, click F5 to refresh it and you should now find “Readmore” changed to “Read more…”, just the way you’ve overriden it. There you have it.
I am passing this typo to our developers but in the mean time please rest assured that even if the next version or two of the “JA News Pro” module will be released still with this very typo, your upgrading to them won’t touch your override. Upgrade with the peace in mind.
To your date showing up in apparently wrong place issue. I don’t see on my “Ja Nex” for J! 3 Quick Start out-of-the-box system anything resembling podcast in your screenshot.
Could you please open your first post for editing and enter your web-site URL and your Super User credentials into the “Access Information provided for JA Staff” for me to have a look around?
Thank you for the link. I have now managed to successfully login into your backend.
Since you have installed Spanish language and set it as the default language for your web-site frontend, I’ve created for you /language/es-ES/es-ES.mod_janewspro.ini file and replaced in it the “Readmore” to “Leer más…”. The rest of the strings are still in English.
I’ve run some testing and out-of-the-box JA News Pro module in both of our JA Nex Quick Start packages (for J!2.5 and J!3) does seem to display the “Modified Date” for its articles despite the “Yes” option selected for the “Show Create Date”.
I am now referring this issue to JoomlArt developers to have a furhter look at. In the mean time as a temporary workaround you may consider the “Enable Timestamp” parameter. When it is on, although the article’s creation date itself is not displayed, the number of full days lapsed since that date till the current date is (this is how I set if for you currently).
I’ve set it to “Enable Timestamp” but it doesn’t show in Japanese (ex: 4 YEARS AGO). I’d appreciate if you could provide me where I can translate this. I didn’t see it in the janewspro.ini language file.
<em>@alexsmirnov 433570 wrote:</em><blockquote>@sushismb,
Did you copy /language/en-GB/en-GB.mod_janewspro.ini into /language/ja-JP/ja-JP.mod_janewspro.ini and translate it into Japanese?
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Yes, and I only translate what is necessary. But I don’t find any “years” or “ago” in that specific file. I’d appreciate if you could point where.
I’ve managed to reproduce your error with the displayed by JA News Pro 2.5.9 timestamp not picking up non-English language on my local JA Nex Quick Start sandbox with Russian language and am now referring this issue to our core developers.
Sorry for reopening this thread, but the issue persists, I moved into Joomla 3.x and “Read More” link is not shown in other language, how can I change it?
Sorry for reopening this thread, but the issue persists, I moved into Joomla 3.x and “Read More” link is not shown in other language, how can I change it?
Saguaros 7 years, 9 months ago.
