Forcing flash BBO to be a different language
#1
Posted 2008-August-31, 11:17
Best regards, Mattias
#2
Posted 2008-August-31, 11:27
For English, you can temporarily use
http://www.bridgebas...bbo.php?lang=en
For other languages, use these codes
bg for Bulgarian
zh-CN for Chinese_simplified
da for Danish
de for German
el for Greek
en for English
es for Spanish
fr for French
he for Hebrew
hu for Hungarian
is for Icelandic
it for Italian
ja for Japanese
nl for Dutch
no for Norwegian
pl for Polish
pt for Portuguese
ro for Romanian
tr for Turkish
id for Indonesian
cs for Czech
ru for Russian
hr for Croatian
fi for Finnish
zh-TW for Chinese_traditional
sv for Swedish
Not all languages are fully xlated
#3
Posted 2009-April-01, 07:01
http://www.bridgebas...t.php?lang=blah
So for English:
http://www.bridgebas...ent.php?lang=en
John Nelson.
#4
Posted 2011-September-02, 14:56
Never tell the same lie twice. - Elim Garek on the real moral of "The boy who cried wolf"
#5
Posted 2011-September-04, 00:02
May have issues between Flash and non-Flash clients.
#6
Posted 2011-September-04, 02:17
Gerardo, on 2011-September-04, 00:02, said:
May have issues between Flash and non-Flash clients.
Using the flash version, on Safari on OS X.4.11 I cannot type in any character script except roman, central european, or cyrillic. Any font that is in unicode, or oriental I can *paste* and BBO accepts the characters, and they send just fine, but I cannot type them. This sounds like it might be a pretty unique bug.
Never tell the same lie twice. - Elim Garek on the real moral of "The boy who cried wolf"
#8
Posted 2011-September-07, 14:58
-- Bertrand Russell
#9
Posted 2011-September-08, 12:43
I think Flash forces Unicode, or makes difficult not to use it, but again, not sure.
#10
Posted 2011-October-04, 20:21
#11
Posted 2012-October-13, 21:12
How do I change the language that the flash version uses?
For those interested, the new link is:
http://www.bridgebas...t.php?lang=blah
So for English:
http://www.bridgebas...ent.php?lang=en
For other languages, replace blah with these codes
bg for Bulgarian
zh-CN for Chinese_simplified
da for Danish
de for German
el for Greek
en for English
es for Spanish
fr for French
he for Hebrew
hu for Hungarian
is for Icelandic
it for Italian
ja for Japanese
nl for Dutch
no for Norwegian
pl for Polish
pt for Portuguese
ro for Romanian
tr for Turkish
id for Indonesian
cs for Czech
ru for Russian
hr for Croatian
fi for Finnish
zh-TW for Chinese_traditional
sv for Swedish
#12
Posted 2013-July-21, 17:26
Hi,
I am a regular BBO user on a Mac computer with Firefox. I haven't changed any of my settings or software recently but all of a sudden, starting about two weeks ago, when some of my Japanese friends try to chat with me in Japanese, the characters don't display correctly -- the Japanese comes out as garbled mush. The BBO menus themselves appear in Japanese, and when I type something in Japanese, I can read it correctly. Any idea what might be causing this or how to fix it?
Thanks in advance,
Toby
#13
Posted 2013-July-24, 08:56
tobycurtis, on 2013-July-21, 17:26, said:
Hi,
I am a regular BBO user on a Mac computer with Firefox. I haven't changed any of my settings or software recently but all of a sudden, starting about two weeks ago, when some of my Japanese friends try to chat with me in Japanese, the characters don't display correctly -- the Japanese comes out as garbled mush. The BBO menus themselves appear in Japanese, and when I type something in Japanese, I can read it correctly. Any idea what might be causing this or how to fix it?
Thanks in advance,
Toby
#14
Posted 2015-March-14, 13:34
http://www.bridgebas....php?lang=zh-cn
If this does not work, how do I get to an interface that is Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese (any will work)? Any help is appreciated!
#15
Posted 2015-March-14, 13:38
rebecca123, on 2015-March-14, 13:34, said:
http://www.bridgebas....php?lang=zh-cn
If this does not work, how do I get to an interface that is Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese (any will work)? Any help is appreciated!
I found a post with this link and it magically worked: http://www.bridgebas....php?lang=zh-CN
The only difference I can see if that the last two digits are capital, zh-CN
Use this for anyone else who is having trouble: http://www.bridgebas....php?lang=zh-CN
#16
Posted 2015-March-14, 13:39
rebecca123, on 2015-March-14, 13:34, said:
http://www.bridgebas....php?lang=zh-cn
If this does not work, how do I get to an interface that is Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese (any will work)? Any help is appreciated!
Hi Rebecca,
The lang parameter is case sensitive. Try this link please:
http://www.bridgebas....php?lang=zh-CN
#17
Posted 2024-February-03, 22:44
#18
Posted 2024-February-04, 03:59
Gilithin, on 2024-February-03, 22:44, said:
Yes this is correct, although the path indicated here is still valid. We'll unpin the thread.