HFS web site displays garbled characters when I create a new folder in chinese？

[dragon_ex]

1. for folders already created, you must fix the name yourself, in the windows explorer.
2. future folders should be ok.

future folders aren't ok...
Problem still exists...

[rejetto]

1. provide a screenshot of the folder as seen in windows explorer
2. add the folder to HFS in the virtual file system, then provide a screenshot of HFS

[dragon_ex]

1. provide a screenshot of the folder as seen in windows explorer
2. add the folder to HFS in the virtual file system, then provide a screenshot of HFS

I have found what led to the problem. That is， I had been using an hfs.tpl downloaded from the another web , which was called  “Chinese localized” template，all word on the HFS webpage interface generated by the “Chinese localized” template is not English but Chinese，and there must be some wrong codes in the template，So it led to the problem.

Please look at the the screenshot of the “Chinese localized” template webpage I had used.
The other accessory is the template file refered above.


After I replaced the “Chinese localized” template file with the default English template file, everything becomes OK.

[SilentPliz]

After I replaced the “Chinese localized” template file with the default English template file, everything becomes OK.

We asked you if you had tested with the default template I think.
You wanted that us to work.

I'm glad... it's solved for you.

[dragon_ex]

We asked you if you had tested with the default template I think.
You wanted that us to work.

I'm glad... it's solved for you.

Ahah...I'm sorry for my fault~

Can you make HFS default template include other languages，not only English...

[SilentPliz]

Yes. Look at the one in Chinese language for understand how it works.

 ----------- {.!menu.} ---------------------------
 -------------------- {.!User.} -----------
 ---------------------------- {.!Login.} ------------------------
 ---------------- {.!search.} ---------------------------


[special:strings]
menu=chinese translation
User=chinese translation
Login=chinese translation
search=chinese translation

[dragon_ex]

Yes. Look at the one in Chinese language for understand how it works.

 ----------- {.!menu.} ---------------------------
 -------------------- {.!User.} -----------
 ---------------------------- {.!Login.} ------------------------
 ---------------- {.!search.} ---------------------------


[special:strings]
menu=chinese translation
User=chinese translation
Login=chinese translation
search=chinese translation

Oh I see!
So I can do it by copy the codes below to the default English template's ending

[special:strings]
menu=chinese translation
User=chinese translation
Login=chinese translation
search=chinese translation

I can understand that the behavior above can translates the "dead" words on the webpage into Chinese, but  how about the active ones ,just like the words in the pop-up window?

[rejetto]

you'll have to put this [special:strings] in the root's diff template (right click > properties).
and put a "+" sign in front of it
[+special:strings]

how about the active ones ,just like the words in the pop-up window?

what are you talking about? popup window?

[dragon_ex]

what are you talking about? popup window?

,Sorry,I didn't describe it correctly.
Please look at the image I upload.

 In fact, I am talking about that，the words in the pages coming out when you do some operations like uploading files, deleting files, and so on, to notify you with some infomation related to your operation result.

[rejetto]

just add

Upload results=chinese translation