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I have used the free extension on a number of sites now, and it works almost perfectly on main Joomla components and is compatible with a few of the major plugins such as K2.

Instructions on how to upload Falang K2 woulld be useful - it took a while to figure it out.

Great work Stéphane!

I just want to say that Stéphane offers an unbelivable good service and answeared all my questions very quick!!

Straightforward to set up and stable extension. Especially the copy function makes it easy to key in translated content. I purchased the standard version, which is worth every cent.

Thanks for this useful and handy tool!

Regards, Martin

I have used this component on a larger site. It has been published in more than 6 languages.

I used the FaLang component and Joomla 3.0

The component has worked out great. The support from the author was very fast and responsive.

The component is easy to install and use. I did some adaptions to be able to translate site specific content and didn't encounter any problems in doing so.

The best solutionn for multilingual joomla 2.5/3.0 sites.
Very easy to use. The support is amazing. Stepane thank you very much for all your help.

Extension works similar to Jomfish for Joomla 1.5, not so straight to install, but if you buy the standard version, which is quite cheap, you'll get the best support out there. Stéphane is always ready to solve any technical question, and fast to answer. Thanks. Good job.

Very simple and comfortable component. I translated my site for couple of hours. The answers from developer on my question was fast and in essence. Thanks to Stephane.

Falang works great! And the lightning-fast support (standard version with 3 monts of support). I am providing a website in german which I wanted to translate into english in an uncomplicated way. Starting with Falang free version, installation and configuration was a matter of minutes. Everything worked very good too, but when some parts of content didn't show up (my fault; had to set some language fields to "all"), I preferred to have a little bit of support though, to accelerate the whole thing. I bought the standard membership then and I was helped by mail and by backend-support (Stéphane) within a few hours. Now everything works excellently! Falang is a very intuitive and easy to handle translation tool with superb and fast support. I love it and I recommend using at least the standard version for fast support, that's very time and nerve sparing ;-) Thank you, Stéphane!!

Dear Stéphane, dear Users,
I own a very complex business website (J! 2.5) with a lot of different submenues in the languages German, English and Russian. Falang works absolutely perfect, is easy to use and the support from Stéphane is excellent and fast. You're doing very well and it is a real enrichment component for Joomla! Much obliged. Thank's a lot for your good job.

I have been many days to understand how to translate JReviews, and all other coponenti created propblemi ... Falang is the best, congratulations, really thanks for your work

Firstly - it's a fork of the previous best component for translations, that is not that good for J! 2.5.

It works very well, I have more than 10 languages on my tourism site (with human translations, not automatic). I had several problems with them, but it turned out it is a simple mistake on my part.

Install first the Joomla Translations for all the languages you need, then install FaLang, then go to Extensions -- Language manager. Here under the tabs "Installed - Site" and "Instaled - Administrator" you have all the Joomla system languages you've installed. Activate them so they are green.

Then go to the tab "Content". Here you have to manually add the same language codes as the system ones you've already installed, and publish them, and put the module on the right position. Easy. Check the instructions, it isn't scary! :-)

Be very careful with some of the more weird language codes (sorry, :) no offence meant):
Czech (native Česky) for instance has a code "cs-CZ", instead of "cz-CZ". But for the flag image you have to put cz.

And also always write dashes (-) in the language codes, instead of underscores (_) - so be careful about that!

At the end - click Components - FaLang, tab "Trabslation", then choose from the drop-downs on the right a language to translate into and a section to translkate - menus, modules, content (articles).

Best of luck with the FaLang updates in the future. Turns out - a great component for me and for everyone who wishes to have easy to maintain multilingual sites!!! :-)

I have been using Joomfish for 1.5 and that work fine. But moving on to 2.5 Joomfish is just dead. For my site in 4 langauges I needed a good translation extension. Falang
does the job perfectly ! And the support team answers within 24h. Excellent service, thank you!

It was a great relief when Stéphane provided me with quick solution for a problem I had with FaLang.

This extensions is simply grateful.
Fast, and stable.

Easy to migrate from Joomfish (Joomla 1.5 to Joomla 2.5).

And the support (with standard =version) is very very excellent.

Thank you Stéphane!

Stéphane was extremely helpful with some technical difficulties I had. Precesely with Moset Tree, Stéphane created a content element to manage the translations of Moset Tree. I had been looking for this feature for months!!! Great job. Highly recomended.

Go immediately for the standard version and you get a perfect service and a perfect tool that even K2 translated ! Super service Stéphane

I almost decided to use Falang instead of Joomfish on joomla 2.5. Almost.

I was migrating an old 1.5. site to 2.5. and read in the forums that it's better to use Falang.
It seems to be identical to joomfish at first, however, I realised that unlike with joomfish, the item aliases that appear in the URLs don't get translated!

This may seem like a minor compromise for a new site, but in my case all my old URLs in the second language would have to change. I'm sorry but that's an SEO disaster, and this matters to me.

I've decided to stick with the buggy prerelease version of joomfish for 2.5 instead. For now at least. I'll keep my eye on Falang too... It will be interesting to see in the near future which one of these two adapts to joomla 3.5 first... going to be quite a race I think.

I've been using JoomFish till a few months ago. For the redesign of a constumer's website I tried FaLang. After a short period of orientation the extension works great. Had a little problems, which I finally got solved with a few hints of the developer.

Would use it again w/o hesitating.

Really good component but needs some changes to make things work. Do not forget to set the default language to the language your articles are or you will not be able to make the translation

I have bought the commercial license and have few problems to make it work on my sites. Thanks to quick support I have been able to solve it. I did some mistakes because I have migrated my site from wordpress so falang didnt liked the language codes of wordpress. Great component, simple to use and outstanding support.