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niclas ahlqvist
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niclas ahlqvist asked on 22 Jan 2010, 09:31 AM
Hi!

We are translating the editor (v7.2.0.0 ) to swedish,danish,finnish and norwegian.

Swedish, Danish and Finnish all works fine when setting RadEditor.Language to "se", "da", "fi".

But when I try to set it to "no" for norwegian I get an javascript error
Line: 434
Error: 'localization_no' is undefined

Ive tried to set the language to "nn-NO" and "nb-NO" and also renamed the folder in localization but I still get an error.

Any ideas? I know we are using and old version of the editor but updating it is not possible due to some massive integrations we have done with the editor.

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Rumen
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answered on 26 Jan 2010, 08:33 AM
Hi Niclas,

The problem could be due to unclosed tag in the Norwegian localization.

For your convenience I have attached a sample project with RadEditor 7.2.0 which is localized in Norwegian.
Here is the RadEditor declaration:

<radE:RadEditor id="RadEditor1" EnableServerSideRendering="false" EnableDocking="false" Language="nb-NO" Runat="server" ImagesPaths="~/Images"></radE:RadEditor>

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Rumen
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answered on 26 Jan 2010, 09:39 AM
Thanks for the reply!

All the xmlfiles have valid xml structure according to my xml validator.

I saw that the translators had replaced the char ' with &quot; which i guess should work, but didnt. So I changed all the &qout; back to ' so now it works.

Thanks for all the help!
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