yii2-translate-manager | module provides a simple translating interface | Translation library
kandi X-RAY | yii2-translate-manager Summary
kandi X-RAY | yii2-translate-manager Summary
This module provides a simple translating interface for the multilingual elements of your project. It can auto-detect new language elements (project scan). Duplications are filtered out automatically during project scanning. Unused language elements can be removed from the database with a single click (database optimisation) and translations can be imported and exported. It is possible to translate client side messages too (those stored in JavaScript files) as the project scan collects language elements to be translated from JavaScript files as well. It also allows you to translate text on the client side (on the live webpage) without having to log in to the translating interface. (frontendTranslation). On the server side it can handle database or one-dimensional/multidimensional array elements and Yii::t functions. You can exclude files, folders or categories to prevent them from being translated.
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- Import translations .
- Returns all actions .
- Create database table .
- Checks for valid tokens .
- Save attribute value as translation .
- Creates an array of language source data provider .
- Searches for languages .
- Get language item .
- Get grid statistic .
- Insert new language items .
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QUESTION
I have reinstalled my Yii2 application using newest server stack from Bitnami. But there is one remaining issue that I cannot resolve in any way.
Mpdf does not see my custom fonts despite having defined this before Pdf instantiation:
define("_MPDF_SYSTEM_TTFONTS", Yii::getAlias('@webroot/fonts/'));
I am getting this error:
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Answered 2020-Nov-30 at 10:17Just try to import your fonts in simple template file, if it's working fine, the problem will be with your path aliases. (I mean for example with @web or in your case with @webroot)
Or you can use Application Assets, you can write your own and you can define all dependencies what you want to use for the application. Also there are some examples with aliases and you can try out what will be happen if you use them like there.
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While updating my yii2 application libraries by composer update
command, composer-php exited with
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Answered 2018-Apr-23 at 13:54Another workaround is to use the bower-asset/ instead of npm-asset.
I was able to switch all of my npm-asset packages to bower-asset and it worked perfectly.
Caution: be sure the version numbers match up.
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