How do I recreate a Javascript translation file?

Remove the file from [your_files_directory]/languages/ (if any)

Then execute the following queries on the database (see settings.php for which database is in use):

UPDATE languages SET javascript = '' WHERE LANGUAGE = '[yourlanguage]';
UPDATE variable SET value = 'a:0:{}' WHERE name = 'javascript_parsed';
TRUNCATE cache;

If you now visit the relevant page, the translation will be regenerated.

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could you please explain

castawaybcn (not verified) — Tue, 02/02/2010 - 14:53

could you please explain where/how to use steps 2 to 4?
I assume it must be somewhere in the database but I just have no idea where...
tx

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