Spanish Language Pack

[grujildo]

A ok, he encontrado algo sobre sermepa en los modulos de pago pero pone que es compatible con la version 1.3.8 y 1.3.7 y no tienen muy buena pinta, ya que pone que no está verificada su seguridad. Tu sabes de algún modulo que pueda usar o has usado alguno? Gracias

[torvista]

Solamente he usado CECA y 4b, Sermepa nunca he tocado. Hay una empresa dedicada a hacer estos modulos:
www.modulosdepago.es

Les compré una version para 4b pero al final no lo usé.

[torvista]

The current pack is based on usted.

Apparently Tú is now preferred to make things more friendly as you try to get your hands on your clients money.

So, the Sourceforge usted files have now been duplicated to facilitate the community-created addition of the tu version.
Note that they are NOT translated at this moment (2012/07/26), but merely put there ready to be modified.

Don't hold your breath.

[torvista]

I use Openoffice Calc extensively to prepare and manipulate mass imports and exports (using Apsona).
Why instead of Excel?..because it asks what charset to use on open and save, essential to ensure you keep things in the correct charset for your database.

I had clients informing me their addresses were being denied as outside the available shipping options.
I found that certain products weights had changed by 1000 for example from 0.035 to 35kg.

When opening csv with Openoffice, apart from choosing the charset and delimiter options, you can also choose the language. I thought this was only for the cell language for spell checking and so chose spanish when appropriate.
This is ok for text but with numbers of three digits behind the point it converted them to spanish format where they use the decimal point as the thousand delimiter, so 0.035 became 35.

While this may trip very few users, it certainly lost me a couple of hours to repair...don’t forget your database backup cronjob!