How do I translate PBBooking

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PBBooking v3.2.x is available at the bottom of the downloads page.

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As of February 2018 we made the decision to discontinue PBBooking. Joomla extensions proved to be a non viable business model and I needed to take work elsewhere to pay bills. Support will be provided to users with current subscriptions until the end of those subscriptions.

There are no plans to support Joomla versions beyond Joomla 3.8.

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Translating a component is a pretty common part of integrating it into your overall site. Like other Joomla components, PBBooking is translated using language files.

Copy the language files from:

/components/com_pbbooking/language/en-GB/en-GB.com_pbbooking.ini to /language/xx-XX/xx-XX.com_pbbooking.ini and
administrator/components/com_pbbooking/language/en-GB/en-GB.com_pbbooking.ini to administrator/language/xx-XX/xx-XX.com_pbbooking.ini

The xx-XX needs to be replaced with your country and language strings.

Then just translate the new files accordingly.

You can also use the Joomla Language Manager GUI. There’s a great tutorial available at this site here https://www.ostraining.com/blog/joomla/languge-manager/.