I have no idea if this will work, but have you tried running LCR in Spanish to see if that would do it? I think the quickest way to find out would be to change lang=eng to lang=spa in the URL and see what happens.wnukem wrote:I have been asked to see if we can generate ordinance certificates in Spanish.
That did the trick! All I had to do was just prior to generating the certificate, I changed the 'eng' to 'spa' in the URL. It changed the language. Who knew. I am now able to successfully print certificates in spanish. I am certain the same would be for any other language as long as you knew the 3 digit language abbreviation. Thank you so much. I had been trying to find a solution for a few hours.lajackson wrote:I have no idea if this will work, but have you tried running LCR in Spanish to see if that would do it? I think the quickest way to find out would be to change lang=eng to lang=spa in the URL and see what happens.wnukem wrote:I have been asked to see if we can generate ordinance certificates in Spanish.
True, although if you are lost in another language, you can just change the URL to lang=eng to become found again.eblood66 wrote:However, the entire site will then be in that language so you'd probably want to get to the right page before you switch the language.
You don't have to do it just prior to printing the certificate. You can generate the certificate and then change the language code in the URL once the PDF certificate has been generated to get a new certificate in the requested language.wnukem wrote:All I had to do was just prior to generating the certificate, I changed the 'eng' to 'spa' in the URL. It changed the language.