[VQMod Free Release] Admin Language Switcher

For shops having more then active 1 language it is sometime a pain (because of the need to click 3 times) to switch the admin language quickly when needed.

Possible usage:
* creating invoices the same language the order was created (because the invoice will have the same language the admin currently has)
* another admin with another language is using the backend

Download the file from here: http://osworx.net/VQMod.html

Simply install this VQMod file. It will place a select field with all active languages at the top of the admin section (beside the menus) -and can be used from every page:

Link is down :/ Could you please re-upload it?

Louis7777 wrote:Link is down :/ Could you please re-upload it?

The Forum Links to the Support-Section of this URL are not longer valid, his OC-de-moderated forum mostly runs on idle as well, the Fellow's OC-Enthusiasm is probably fading away. There should be a way to remove unvalid links, they are good for nothing, exept a rather mixed (first) impression...

NO OFFENSE.., just guessing

IP_CAM wrote:NO OFFENSE.., just guessing

Weder noch - einfach nur dumm.
Aber nachdem Du mit deinen unqualifizierten Meldungen im deutschen Forum schon kein Glück hattest, wird jetzt in anderen 'dumm gequatscht'.

So um can you re-upload it or not?

Louis7777 wrote:So um can you re-upload it or not?

It is already.

Err it was in German but ok I've found it...

Thank you.

There are two versions. Can you explain how the non-cookie one works? How does it save the language preferation for each administrator?

Louis7777 wrote:Err it was in German but ok I've found it...

Thank you.

There are two versions. Can you explain how the non-cookie one works? How does it save the language preferation for each administrator?

Yes, being to lazy at the time to translate everything into English ... now you can feel how this business can be if someone does not speak your language or it is written in another than your mother language ...

But in this case (or better module) you should see the enclosed readme.txt inside the package which explains all.
In both.