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Folder structure

Hi Frank, The Language Folder starts with the line:

Add language folder: \lang\en\filter_nanogong.php with the following content:

 $string['filtername'] = 'NanoGong';

Does this mean that you create a folder called language then sub-folder then file? Odd question maybe, but as a neophyte, it is not clear just exactly what you mean. In fact, there seems to be no clear indication of where any of the code actually goes. I certainly do not have your skill, and I suspect few do, so I and many others will need to have everything specifically stated. As I too would like to use Nanogong for assignments, the easier you can make it for someone like me, the better..:) --Colin Fraser 19:20, 27 May 2011 (WST)

Hi Colin, Thanks for your thumbs up. I added a screenshot which shows the folder structure and made the sentence more clear. The easiest way to learn is to take one of the core filters as a role model ;-) --Frank Ralf 21:14, 27 May 2011 (WST)