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INTRODUCTION
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Drupal module : localizer
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Drupal version : 5.x
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Current version : 3.0
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Date of release : 2008-02-05
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Author : Roberto Gerola, roberto.gerola@speedtech.it , http://www.speedtech.it
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Support, documentation and testing : Edward Ray, http://drupal.org/user/93820
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This file presents "quick start" instructions for installing/upgrading to
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the Localizer 3.x module. More detailed documentation for installing and
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configuring Localizer can be found at http://drupal.org/node/103419.
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Install instructions (New installation: Localizer 3.x on Drupal 5.x)
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0. Make sure you have a working Drupal 5.x site.
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1. Backup your Drupal database (and, as a normal precaution, your whole site
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if you haven't done so for some time).
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2. Download the various Localizer 3.x components. This includes Localizer
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itself, which can be found at http://drupal.org/project/localizer and flags
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and patches, both of which can be found at
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http://www.speedtech.it/drupal-localizer.
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3. Extract the localizer-5.x-3.x.tar.gz archive under
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sites/all/modules/ (create the modules directory if needed). This will
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create the localizer directory and put the localizer application files in
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sites/all/modules/localizer.
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Under sites/all/modules/localizer, extract the flag and patch archives. This
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will create the directories flags, menu and taxonomy under
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sites/all/modules/localizer/.
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4. To the end of your sites/default/settings.php file, append the following
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code and save (overwrite the file):
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include_once('sites/all/modules/localizer/localizer_settings.php');
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View the settings.php file to be sure it has changed. (Note that you may
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have to temporarily reset the permissions on settings.php for you changes to
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actually be saved.)
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5. Login to your site as administrator (UID=1)
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6. Under Administer > Site building > modules, enable all the
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Localizer-related modules you need. Click Save configuration.
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7. Visit www.yoursite.com/update.php and run the update script.
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8. Under Administer > Site configuration > Localizer, configure options.
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9. Under Administer > User management > Access control, be sure to enable
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(at a minimum) "access translations" under localizer module.
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10. Enjoy!
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Upgrade instructions (Upgrade from Localizer 1.10 on Drupal 5.x to
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Localizer 3.x on Drupal 5.x)
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0. Make sure you have a working site with Drupal 5.x + Localizer 1.10.
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(The latest stable combination before Localizer 3.x is Drupal 5.5 +
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Localizer 1.10)
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1. Backup your Drupal database (and as a normal precaution, your whole site if
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you haven't done so for some time).
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2. Download the various Localizer 3.x components. This includes Localizer
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itself, which can be found at http://drupal.org/project/localizer and flags
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and patches, both of which can be found at
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http://www.speedtech.it/drupal-localizer, but don't upload them yet.
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3. Login to your site as administrator and under Administer > Site
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building > modules, disable all the Localizer-related modules
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4. Delete the old localizer directory under sites/all/modules/.
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5. Extract the localizer-5.x-3.x.tar.gz archive under sites/all/modules/.
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This will create the localizer directory and put the localizer application
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files in sites/all/modules/localizer.
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Under sites/all/modules/localizer, extract the flag and patch archives. This
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will create the directories flags, menu and taxonomy under
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sites/all/modules/localizer/.
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6. If you have previously setup Localizer 1.x correctly, you will have appended
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the following code to the end of your sites/default/settings.php file:
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$conf= array
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(
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'cache_inc' =>
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'sites/all/modules/localizer/system/includes/cache.inc',
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);
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Delete this code, and instead, append the following code to the end of your
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sites/default/settings.php file.
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include_once('sites/all/modules/localizer/localizer_settings.php');
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View the settings.php file to be sure it has changed. (Note that you may
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have to temporarily reset the permissions on settings.php for you changes to
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actually be saved.)
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7. Login to your site as administrator (UID=1).
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8. Under Administer > Site building > modules, enable all the
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Localizer-related modules you need. Click Save configuration.
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You should see your modules page reappear intact, but with a list of errors.
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You can ignore these errors and continue with the next step.
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9. Visit www.yoursite.com/update.php (or just click on the link on the modules
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page) and run the update script. (The errors on the modules page should go
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away.)
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10. Go to Administer > Site configuration > Localizer to configure options.
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11. Under Administer > User management > Access control, be sure to enable
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(at a minimum) "access translations" under localizer module.
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12. Enjoy!
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