We are looking forward to the next two weeks really putting JIE through the cycle and trying to find and fix as many bugs as possible. Currently we have been really busy launching a Mongolian localized version of JIE here in Ulaanbaatar. As soon as our seminar is done we plan on taking another long look at the code base and try to wrangle out as many bugs as possible.
What better way to provide support for your localized version of Joomla! International than to set up a help server for your users. Although there are tons of help content already created for Joomla!, your users may not be able to use this because they may speak a different language than English.
Its been a long and busy spring and one of our main goals was to get a stable version of Joomla! International Edition (JIE) released to the public. The long wait is over and we are happy to announce that we have moved into Beta stage. The new version of JIE has all the great feature of the previous release with lots of bug fixes and some new functionality.
The original Joomla! offers great support for plug-in language packs for frontend users.However JIE takes it one step further and offers the ability to plug-in languages for the administrator interface also. Prior to this, it was necessary for developers to go through nearly every core file of Joomla and translate bits and pieces which is a very tedious and time consuming process. Now all of the administrator language variables have been compiled into easy to use
If you want your Joomla! International Edition website to fully function in UTF-8 it is important to set up your MySQL website properly BEFORE you install JIE. This task is quite simple to perform and only requires a couple minutes. Here we will go over two different ways to set up your MySQL database in UTF-8.
We are looking forward to the next two weeks really putting JIE through the cycle and trying to find and fix as many bugs as possible. Currently we have been really busy launching a Mongolian localized version of JIE here in Ulaanbaatar. As soon as our seminar is done we plan on taking another long look at the code base and try to wrangle out as many bugs as possible.
What better way to provide support for your localized version of Joomla! International than to set up a help server for your users. Although there are tons of help content already created for Joomla!, your users may not be able to use this because they may speak a different language than English.
Its been a long and busy spring and one of our main goals was to get a stable version of Joomla! International Edition (JIE) released to the public. The long wait is over and we are happy to announce that we have moved into Beta stage. The new version of JIE has all the great feature of the previous release with lots of bug fixes and some new functionality. 
The original Joomla! offers great support for plug-in language packs for frontend users.However JIE takes it one step further and offers the ability to plug-in languages for the administrator interface also. Prior to this, it was necessary for developers to go through nearly every core file of Joomla and translate bits and pieces which is a very tedious and time consuming process. Now all of the administrator language variables have been compiled into easy to use 
If you want your Joomla! International Edition website to fully function in UTF-8 it is important to set up your MySQL website properly BEFORE you install JIE. This task is quite simple to perform and only requires a couple minutes. Here we will go over two different ways to set up your MySQL database in UTF-8.
