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AlmaR Lost but trying Posts: 73 Reg: Jun 13, 2011 location unknow... 5,630	confirm \| cancel 09/24/12 07:00 AM (13 years ago) Change Language in Update Message Hi guys! I am trying to display the update message - "This app's content has changed, would you like to refresh?" - in another language (spanish). Does anybody knows how to do it? I tried going to xxxxxxxx_appDelegate.m file in the BT_Config folder of xCode (where xxxxxxx = your project name) and change line 580 - "message:NSLocalizedString(@"updatesAvailable", "This app's content has changed, would you like to refresh?") - but when I do it the message stops showing. What I am missing? Title Comments Hi guys! I am trying to display the update message - "This app's content has changed, would you like to refresh?" - in another language (spanish). Does anybody knows how to do it? I tried going to xxxxxxxx_appDelegate.m file in the BT_Config folder of xCode (where xxxxxxx = your project name) and change line 580 - "message:NSLocalizedString(@"updatesAvailable", "This app's content has changed, would you like to refresh?") - but when I do it the message stops showing. What I am missing?

MadRod Aspiring developer Posts: 1853 Reg: Apr 12, 2012 Lisbon 27,930	09/24/12 07:13 AM (13 years ago) You gotta create a localization file for that language. Check in Xcode, in the BT Config, you see one localization file, for english. Select it and on the righ you should she and + to add other languages Cheer. Miguel Comments You gotta create a localization file for that language. Check in Xcode, in the BT Config, you see one localization file, for english. Select it and on the righ you should she and + to add other languages Cheer. Miguel

mysps Code is Art Posts: 2082 Reg: May 14, 2011 Palma 33,320	09/24/12 07:17 AM (13 years ago) In xcode go to the BT_Config folder and look for the english Localization file (EN) the name is: Localizable.strings look for this line: "updatesAvailable" = "This app's content has changed, would you like to refresh?"; You just make the change there. If you want your entire app to be spanish you will have to add the spanish localization and selecting ES (spain) or whichever country or not depends on your target. To get there to Project and in the info tab you will see localizations. Comments In xcode go to the BT_Config folder and look for the english Localization file (EN) the name is: Localizable.strings look for this line: "updatesAvailable" = "This app's content has changed, would you like to refresh?"; You just make the change there. If you want your entire app to be spanish you will have to add the spanish localization and selecting ES (spain) or whichever country or not depends on your target. To get there to Project and in the info tab you will see localizations.

AlmaR Lost but trying Posts: 73 Reg: Jun 13, 2011 location unknow... 5,630	09/24/12 07:31 AM (13 years ago) Wow, that was fast! Thanks Miguel and @mysps Comments Wow, that was fast! Thanks Miguel and @mysps

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