Hello,
First of all, many many thanks to the developers. I've been looking for such a thing for years !
I'm trying to make an nuBuilder application to replace an OpenOffice/LibreOffice frontend. And it seems to be in a good way.
But many of the future users are not comfortable with english language, so i began to translate strings in french.
And then, I realize that there are many strings not translated in the UI.
So I patched some files to improve my translation.
The patched files are attached. There's also a SQL file containing the french translation.
If you download the localization file for datepicker widget from https://github.com/jquery/jquery-ui/tree/master/ui/i18n and put it in jquery/ folder of your application, it will be automatically loaded.
Hope it will help other users.
Regards
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Re: French translation
fat115,
Thanks for your help.
I have added your changes to github,
BTW how did you find out about nuBuilderPro?
Steven
Thanks for your help.
I have added your changes to github,
BTW how did you find out about nuBuilderPro?
Steven
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Re: French translation
After many hours searching for a "web-based front end mysql php" and other terms such as "form, crud, generator, ..." across DuckduckGo, Sourceforge, Alternative.to & Google.admin wrote:BTW how did you find out about nuBuilderPro?
I've "quickly" found tools like vFront, XataFace, Dadabik, Portofino, Limbas and then nuBuilder (which is inaccurately tagged as freemium in alternative.to).
I've then had a look at documentation, installation instructions, license, technologies used (didn't want Java for example) and I felt in love with Mike saying "A better alternative than Microsoft Access"
