This is such perfect the way it works and the way I upgraded from Mambelfish. Great Job Alex.

I like much this module but lamentably I cannot use it in my sites along with the Display News by BK, because the text disappears.

My history:

-I upgraded a old mambo with mambelfish to joomla! 1.0.4. but mambelfish didn't work.
-After some hack, mambelfish work again with joomla! 1.0.4
-months laters....
-I upgraded joomla! 1.0.4 to joomla! 1.0.8... again mambelfish didn't work. So, I installed the new Joom!Fish, after upgraded from mambelfish to joom!fish using the fuction that joom!fish have.... And WORK GREAT!!!

Thank you Alex for your GREAT WORK!.

This component/module/plugin suite gives Joomla the abilities it should have out-of-the-box. With JoomFish it can compete with all major content management systems!

What I like best is that you can translate every bit of the web site! Some solutions enable you to have most content translated but there is still a rest in a foreign language displayed. Not so with JoomFish!

Yes, I'm sorry because this extension took (I think) a lot of time for people, but yes it's working, but with a big problem : JoomFish add a \ behind every ", so your style or link are not working on translated page !
Maybe the next version ? I hope !

Regards,

Thomas

I installed it, and it went fluently... but where and how do I translate the items of the Virtuemart component? Sound weired, but i saw in the list that it was possible, but i couldn't find anywhere a how-to description.

Well done Alex & team!

It works and it is great to have it. Thank you Alex! The down side is that I have had several problems with it relating to mbstring and warnings about undefined vars. I guess it needs a little bit of polishing.

This is just what we needed to manage our bilingual Joomla site. It lets us handle the translations straight in the CMS, and the language selection module lets users pick the language to use.

Installation was a breeze, with two small exceptions. Fist, "ISO language codes" can be either two or three letters. It seems the one we were supposed to enter is "se" - which is neither of them, but the two-letter country code. (For Sweden, not for Swedish...) No biggie. The other thing is it took me 20 minutes to realize I was actually already done with the installation - on the Components > Joom!Fish > Translation screen you have to select something in the "content elements" dropdown or it looks as though there is nothing you can translate. Pretty obvious when you know it although I would have used "all" as default rather than "none".

All in all - this really works. I'm happy.

Works well.