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You can have installation in all languages
For example you can do this
Before running the installation, open installation/localize.xml and set the following on line 3:
ar-AA
yes brian but i'm loading language files that are not part of the installationlanguage files, so the language is not yet installed in joomla.
@andrepereiradasilva Do you think it would be a better solution adding these language strings to the installation language files?
the way the installation is designed ... yes i think we need all those language files in the installation languages files. Because the language itself would only be installed later.
I will make that change
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ok done
@andrepereiradasilva can you update the description to remove the bit about loading the core lang files
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@brianteeman done
@andrepereiradasilva thanks
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@tomartailored This has already been merged - so either you are not testing with the current staging which you must always do or you didnt really test it but I am sure that you did didnt you
@Bakual please check this one because at installation we don't have the languages installed yet, so (i think) al joomla core messages loaded will be in english. right?
If so, is it better to add those language strings to the installation en-GB file, i mean, instead of loading joomla core and lib language file?