[Humaniversity]

I see in the documentation how to change the text file, but how do I do this when I use RokEcwid for Joomla?

RokEcwid doesn't place a language file in Joomla, and I don't see I have access to the Ecwid integration code where I can add a JavaScript code with the updated labels.

[Makfruit]

Originally Posted by Humaniversity

I see in the documentation how to change the text file, but how do I do this when I use RokEcwid for Joomla?

RokEcwid doesn't place a language file in Joomla, and I don't see I have access to the Ecwid integration code where I can add a JavaScript code with the updated labels.

Hello,

Please refer to this article:
http://kb.ecwid.com/w/page/22978888/...

It says:
How do I apply a custom translation in Joomla?
Ecwid allows for custom changes to the built-in translations by using a special piece of JavaScript in the source code of your shop page, as described above. If you embed Ecwid manually, by copying and pasting the code from the Dashboard page of your Ecwid control panel to the HTML source of your page, then the translation code needs to be inserted likewise into the HTML source code of that same page.

However, when you use a plugin to embed Ecwid into Joomla, you cannot just edit the source code of your shop page, because it is fully generated by the plugin and the template of your Joomla. In this case you need to put the custom translation code into a new 'Custom HTML' module in your Joomla and then publish that module in any position on the shop page or even on all pages of the site (it will not harm anything). This way the custom translation code will get into the shop page source code and your custom labels will work.

[Humaniversity]

Wow, sweet workaround

Thanks a lot!