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    readmefirst

    Hi David,

    Now to 2nd fase

    in the read mefirst file you have:
    "3. CHMOD the directory "cache" on your server to 777 (not always required on all servers)"

    I presume this the "cache" in the classipress directory i've unzipped, right click on mouse and change to 777 in file properties

    "4. Create a new directory called "classipress" on your server in /wp-content/uploads/ . CHMOD it to 777 so it's fully writable. This is where your customer uploaded images will go."

    there is no uploads folder in wp-content (this is in the wp directory right? Won't it mess up the wp? I just managed to install it correctly)

    so the path will be wp-content/uploads/classipress and then click on classipress with righ mouse and properties of file and change t0 777, correct?

    for the portuguese file
    where do I put this file

    in the forum
    it says to Put the .mo file in the classipress theme directory.
    it also says to put in language folder in wp-content but there is no language folder, do I create it?
    which one is it?
    then I have to:
    "-Update your wp-config.php file with the correct language codes like the example below. If you don't have a WPLANG entry then create one".


    Ana

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    Re: readmefirst

    If the /wp-content/uploads folder doesn't exist then you should create that folder and change it to 777 too.

    The .mo file goes in the classipress theme folder.

    Then in your wp-config.php file you should have
    Code:
    define ('WPLANG', '');
    This is where you need to put in the correct language code. It should be either one of these (I believe).

    Code:
    define ('WPLANG', 'pt_BR');
    or
    Code:
    define ('WPLANG', 'pt_PT');

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    Re: readmefirst

    David, you're a star!!! It's working and in Portuguese.

    Thanks,
    Ana

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    Re: readmefirst

    Awesome Ana! So which language code did you end up using? pt_PT or pt_BR?

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