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elmer77
Aug '09

Hello,



We are using E-Junkie for 8 month now, and it's working really well.



By the way, we are waiting for months to get a possibility to have multilingual texts in the cart itself (for words like "item", "remove", "quantity", ...etc): we are selling to many european countries and Russia, so this would be good to be able to translate these few words of texts in the cart at least in german, french, spanish, italian. Another option, could be simply to give a possibility to provide our own texts when opening the cart, then we could translate by ourselves in the language we want.



When first signing with E-Junkie in January 2009, I was been told that this feature should have been available in Q2 2009 (note also, that your current feature list indicates "language support").

Finally do you know when it should be available?





Also i see in the forum that users propose several new features to be added to E-Junkie, but when should be released new features (if any) for the E-Junkie cart? what should be these new features?





Thanks!

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E-junkie_GuruWebmaster & Support Guru
Aug '09

Sorry, localization settings for the cart have been delayed; we are still tentatively planning to add a language settings for the cart labels within this year. We do have a Checkout Language setting in Seller Admin > Account Preferences, but this is not supported by all payment processors.



PayPal no longer supports our Checkout Language setting, but their site will automatically localize based on which country the buyer selected in their cart (if you have Shipping and/or Sales Tax/VAT enabled for any items being ordered). Buyers using a PayPal account will also have their own account's language settings respected during checkout after they log in.



At the moment, you can manually replace most of the text labels in our standard overlay-style cart with your own custom translations, at least in the lower half of the cart (below where the items in the cart would be listed). Just add the following lines on each page where you are using our View Cart code, just before the "// -->" line in the standard code we issue, and customize the text label at the end of each line (e.g. "Ship to Country") however you wish:



function EJEJC_config() {

EJEJC_POSTCALL=true;

}

function EJEJC_shown() {

jQuery("#country1").attr("innerHTML", "Ship to Country");

jQuery("#state1").attr("innerHTML", "ZIP/Postal Code");

jQuery("#state2").attr("innerHTML", "(Update Cart after entering)");

jQuery("#dscnt_cd").attr("innerHTML", "Discount Code");

jQuery("#discount2").attr("innerHTML", "(Update Cart after entering)");

jQuery("#btnContShop").attr("value", "Continue Shopping");

jQuery("#btnUpdtCart").attr("value", "Update Cart");

jQuery("#tdPmnt").attr("innerHTML", "<b>Checkout:</b>");

jQuery("#EJEJC_closeWindowButton").attr("innerHTML", "<b>Close</b>");

}



If you are already using cart customization code such as function EJEJC_config(){}, just add any lines above which are missing from the customization code you've already got.

elmer77
Aug '09

Hello Tyson,



Thanks for this answer.

We see very positively that we can customize with jQuery :-)))





However, after checking, it seems that few other texts of the cart are note listes in our post:



"Your cart is empty"

"Remove"

"Quantity"

"Amount"

"Item"

"ZIP/Postal code"



Have you also jQuery scripts for these ones?





Thanks.

E-junkie_GuruWebmaster & Support Guru
Aug '09

Use this line to customize ZIP/Postal Code:



jQuery("#state1").attr("innerHTML", "ZIP/Postal Code");



The others you mentioned cannot be customized currently. :^/

6 months later
resiblock
Mar '10

hi. any updates on adding more labels to this list? i'd like to be able to change Tax to VAT for our UK store?

E-junkie_NinjaSupport Ninja
Mar '10

The are number of sections of the shopping cart that can be edit to change by editing or adding to the HTML code of the shopping cart. Although Sales tax is not one of the ones that are listed on our Cart Customization help page. What you can do is view the source of your website to see the various elements of the cart, some of them will have IDs. You can attempt to modify them by placing jQuery statements inside the EJEJC_shown. Here is a link to our shopping cart customization help page:

http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/help.custom-cart.htm