nilla Posted November 10, 2013 Posted November 10, 2013 In my 2.3 version including Super Download Store I can´t find where to translate the following words: Billing information Link expires: IMAGE-BUTTON_DOWNLOAD I have looked through almost every file and I have tried to identify the files with the help of Firefox Firebug but I can´t find where to translate these words.
MrPhil Posted November 10, 2013 Posted November 10, 2013 Learn to use the right tools. If you have a copy of the site on a Windows machine, use "findstr" to search for text. If it's on a Linux machine, use "grep". They will show you the file(s) that text occurs in. Usually such text is in a "language" file somewhere, but it's possible that some may be in the database (such as IMAGE-BUTTON_DOWNLOAD). In that case, I don't think there's a way to search the whole database if you don't know the table and field. If you have a database backup (.sql), findstr and grep can search it. If you still have the installation files for the add-on, findstr and grep ought to find those terms, and with a little digging you can figure out what files they're in or where in the database they live.
stragami Posted November 10, 2013 Posted November 10, 2013 to find a word inside PHP files (not so easy) you an use http://www.aborange.de/products/freeware/searcher.php for this you need to have the shop offline at your harddisk and than you can find all you need i dont know if this also in english (i user german :) ) its for free so you can test it if there is no english its verry simple to use Verzeichis = folder (open the folder where your shop are stored Name = keyin *.php or for search in all files *.* :) Inhalt = content (keyin the word or worde you search) click on "suchen" to start right hand side you have 3 checkboxes Unterverzeichnisse einschließen = search also in subfolders Groß und Kleinschrft beachten = search for all like (searchword e.g. Test) on = Search for exact this text = Test off = Seacht also for TeSt so its no restriction have the word are witten hope i give you a starting help try it its for free! rgds alfred
MrPhil Posted November 10, 2013 Posted November 10, 2013 On Windows, findstr /s /c:"text you are looking for" \path-to-store\*.* . Use /si if you want the search to be case-insensitive. Use /sR (IIRC) if your search term is a regular expression. "findstr -?" will give the full details. On Linux, it varies by what grep version you are using, but it will be something like grep -R "text you are looking for" /path-to-store/* . Note that the search term is expected to be a regular expression, so certain characters will have to be escaped. Add the -i flag for case-insensitive search. "man grep" will give the full details. Both findstr and grep are built into their respective operating systems, so there's no need to install a separate utility.
nilla Posted November 11, 2013 Author Posted November 11, 2013 to find a word inside PHP files (not so easy) you an use http://www.aborange.de/products/freeware/searcher.php for this you need to have the shop offline at your harddisk and than you can find all you need i dont know if this also in english (i user german :) ) its for free so you can test it if there is no english its verry simple to use Verzeichis = folder (open the folder where your shop are stored Name = keyin *.php or for search in all files *.* :) Inhalt = content (keyin the word or worde you search) click on "suchen" to start right hand side you have 3 checkboxes Unterverzeichnisse einschließen = search also in subfolders Groß und Kleinschrft beachten = search for all like (searchword e.g. Test) on = Search for exact this text = Test off = Seacht also for TeSt so its no restriction have the word are witten hope i give you a starting help try it its for free! rgds alfred This was i real good proposal. Findstr didn´t work in the php-files but with this program it was easy to find what I looked for. Thank you! /Gunilla
stragami Posted November 11, 2013 Posted November 11, 2013 :thumbsup: a good editor is http://www.pspad.com/en/ (english and also free) by theway inside the searcher you can open the file when ypu click right and open with your editor
MrPhil Posted November 11, 2013 Posted November 11, 2013 Any editor can search (find) strings. The poster needed a tool to search lots and lots of files at once. findstr has no problem searching .php files. I use it all the time for that. You must have used it incorrectly.
stragami Posted November 11, 2013 Posted November 11, 2013 that what the http://www.aborange.de/products/freeware/searcher.php do. search in all folders and any files for the search text and list them in a box
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