Welder User Manual

Localization Overview 9
Language Pack Content
All locale-defining files are specifically structured within a language pack, so that when
the LP is being installed, the locale files are correctly built in the Plesk directories
structure.
LP files and folders are structured as shown below (plib/ and htdocs/ directories
are located at the LP root).
plib/
serves as a container for the lower-level directory
locales/
serves as a container for the lower-level directory
<locale>/
serves as a container for the files defining GUI
messages and contextual help. Must be named
according to the locale implemented by the LP.
For example, in case of the U.S. English, its name
is en-US.
conhelp_
<locale>.php
contains strings that define contextual help tips:
What contextual help text is shown when a mouse
points at a particular page control. Must be named
according to the locale implemented by the LP.
For example, in case of the U.S. English, its name
is conhelp_en-US.php.
messages_
<locale>.php
contains strings that define interface messages:
What interface message is shown at what Plesk
interface location. Must be named according to the
locale implemented by the LP. For example, in
case of the U.S. English, its name is
messages_en-US.php.
htdocs/
serves as a container for the lower-level directory
locales/
serves as a container for the lower-level directory
<locale>/
serves as a container for htm/html files defining a
particular locale. Must be named according to the
locale implemented by the LP. For example, in
case of the U.S. English, its name is en-US.
license.html
contains the text of Parallels. End-User License
Agreement shown to Plesk Administrator at his
first login to the control panel
help/
contains files composing online help addressed to
Plesk Administrator; serves as a container for
lower-level directories
cl/
contains files composing online help addressed to
Plesk Client