Translate the original language file
The best way to start your translation is to copy the original language file "english.php" somewhere to your PC. You can find this file in: "<joomla root>/administrator/components/com_projectfork/languages/". Then rename the copy to the name of your language (for example: "german.php"). Now open the file and translate all the language tokens.Create the XML file
Once you're done translating, all you have to do now is create the XML file needed for the installation. To start, download the XML template below and then open the file and edit it accordingly: [Download xml template]
| Field Name | Status | Description |
| name | Required | Enter the name of your language file without the file extension. Example: german |
| title | Required | Enter the native name of your language. Example: Deutsch |
| author | Optional | Enter your name |
| Optional | Enter your email address | |
| website | Optional | Enter your website |
| update_website | Optional | Enter a link to your website where people can quickly check for updates |
| version | Optional | Enter the the version of your language file |
| license | Optional | Enter the license under which you are publishing your work |
| copyright | Optional | Enter copyright information |
| date | Optional | Enter the release date of your work |
| files -> file | Required | Enter the name of your language file. For example german.php |
Create the install package
The final step is to put both files into a ZIP package. Then you should try to install the package to see if it works. And remember, to install a language package, navigate to: "Projectfork -> Config -> Languages"