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The coapi part is used to signify that it is a content type, and the farImageGallery is the name of the content type (the name of the file, farImageGallery.cfc). The next part properites is a constant to allow access to the content types properties and must be typed exactly as is: properties. The title in the example is the property name (as defined by the name attribute on the cfproperty). The final part of the path statement is the value of the ftLabel preceded with an @ symbol. It is important to note that this is the value of the ftLabel not the term ftLabel. It is also important to note that the [ and ] characters are escaped. If you do not use those charaters in the ftLabel value, then it is simply the value by it self (... title@Title=... for example).
Refreshing Locale
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Changes
If you make changes to any of the locale files, you will need to reload the application to see the changes. The easiest way to to a reload is to log into the webtop, and click on the Admin tab. From there select the Developer Utilities from the drop down on the left.
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Switching Locales for Testing
As mentioned above, to create a new locale translation you'll need to create a file called admin_xx_YY.properties where xx_YY is the locale specification. However, once you create this file, you'll need to activate the locale to see the translation for the new locale. For the following example, we will use simplified Chinese - the locale for simplified Chinese is zh_CN.
1) Create a file named admin_zh_CN.properites in your packages/resources directory. This directory can be in a plugin or in your project depending for which you are providing translations.
2) Add the locale so it can be chosen. Edit the file farcryConstructor.cfm in your project, and add the locale to the THIS.locales variable. For example, this:
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<cfset THIS.locales = "en_AU,en_US" />
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<cfset THIS.locales = "en_AU,en_US,zh_CN" />
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3) Update the application. Use the webtop admin tool to update the entire application (See "Refreshing Locale Changes" above)
4) Edit the profile of account in which you are logged, and set the locale to your new locale