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Your store emails serve several purposes. When customers place an order in your store, your store email is included as a reply-to email. When a customer sends a message through your contact form, the settings in your store email will be used. Store emails are also used when someone uses a contact form. To configure your store email, navigate to System Configuration and then select Store Email Addresses from the right-hand column. There are five drop downs that need to be filled out: General Contact, Sales Representative, Customer Support, Custom Email 1, and Custom Email 2. These can all be set up using the same email address, but it is recommended that they all be filled out because of their use with transactional emails. We will be discussing transactional emails later in this chapter in the section titled Setting Up Transactional Emails. Proving unique emails for each of these sections allows for an easy way to filter transactional emails versus support emails.

Add the following code (showing the create action) to translate_controllerrb: def create from = params[:view][:text] singular = params[:view][:singular_form] plural = params[:view][:plural_form] if(pluralempty && !singularempty && !fromempty ) Localeset_pluralized_translation(from, 1, singular) flash[:notice] = "Translated '#{from}' to '#{singular}'" elsif(!pluralempty && !singularempty && !fromempty ) Localeset_translation(from, Localelanguage, singular, plural) flash[:notice] = "Translated '#{from}' to singular '#{singular}' and plural '#{plural}'" else flash[:notice] = "Please specify singular and/or plural form for the translation" end redirect_to :controller => 'translate', :action => 'index' end The if clause checks if the user is entering a translation that has only a singular form, and then uses Localeset_pluralized_translation to add the translation to the database.

One of the first things you are going to want to change is the default welcome message that is contained within the header of your Magento store (see Figure 8-3). It currently reads Default welcome msg!

A very important string method, join is the inverse of split, and is used to join the elements of a sequence: >>> seq = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] >>> sep = '+' >>> sep.join(seq) # Trying to join a list of numbers Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in TypeError: sequence item 0: expected string, int found &

The first parameter is the base language text, the second parameter specifies that the text is in singular form (1 for singular and 0 for plural), and the last parameter specifies the translated text in singular form The elsif clause uses Localeset_translation to add a new translation to the database, which has both singular and plural forms The method s first argument is the base language text, the second is the current locale, the third is the singular form, and the fourth is the plural form of the translated text The controller shows an error message if no text was entered in both the singular and text fields At the end of the action, we redirect the user to the same translation list page Type Next page in the Text field and N sta sida in the Singular form field, and then click Add translation.

Figure 8-3. The default welcome message displayed at the top of your Magento store To change the default welcome, login to the Administration interface and navigate to System Configuration. Once the configuration page loads, click on design tab in the left-hand column. Several menu options will load in the main area, so select the design drop down. You can replace the default welcome message in the Welcome Text area under the header section. In this same section, you can also change the text used in the store s footer by clicking on the Footer drop down. Editing the Copyright area will change the text shown below. Magento also allows you to insert Miscellaneous HTML in the text area below the copyright field. The Miscellaneous HTML can be used for additional store information, hours, or copyright information (see Figure 8-4).

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This time, it should succeed, and you should see the list showing the new translation at the top of the list, as shown in Figure 10-4 You could now try to click the N sta sida text, but the in-place editor would show an error message, because we haven t created the action for it yet..