Error when turning on the menu translation module

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Hi friends,

I am recently trying to build a Drupal commerce site for my client and he is emphasizing me to get the website in multi language. Can anyone help me fulfill the requirement of my client? When I try to able the Menu translation module, I am met with an error. The screenshot of the error is attached below:

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Refreshed 22 strings for the enable modules.

The configuration options have been saved.

No update information available. Run cron or check manually.

Recoverable fatal error. Argument 3 passed to I() must be an array, null given,

called in/web/htdocs/www.___.com/home/includes/menu.inc

on line 2538 and defined in I()(line 2307 of

/web/htdocs/www.____.com/home/include/common.inc)

The Website encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later.

I took it as some conflicts made by the Taxonomy menu but unfortunately I was wrong. I tried to disable the menu translation module to get the Drupal working again but I failed as I resulted in the same error.

All other translation modules are working perfectly.

Please help me fix the problem. I'll be really obliged.

Waiting for your replies.

Kind regards,

Mary

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Answered By 10 points N/A #81262

Error when turning on the menu translation module

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Hi Thomas,

I will recommend the following procedure to help you build a Drupal site that has multi-language support:

  • First of all you will need to go to the Drupal Internationalization module from this site, and then install it.
  • After that you will access the this directory admin/build/modules.
  • Look for the Core-Optional section and from there enable the following: Locale and Content translation.
  • Next you will go to the mulitlanguage section, known as Multilanguage – i18n, and choose "enable all". Save the changes.
  • The next step will be to get the translations for the languages you want. You can get them here. Extract the languages to Drupal's folder.
  • The following language should be added using the described procedure:

    • Access the languages page as follows: admin > settings > language.
    • And then go to admin > settings > language > add to add the languages you have extracted, and then select Configure.
    • Select Path prefix only in Language Negotiation and the save the changes.
    • English has to be set as the default language.
  • The next step will be to go to blocks, and then in the area that has been disabled select a region for the Language Switcher, and then save the changes.
  • After that you will make multilingual content for all content types as follows:

    • Select edit.
    • And the select the Enabled, with translation in the Workflow settings and then save the changes.
  • Next create the content using node > add > page, and then choose English in the Language field.
  • Save the changes and then choose a translate link, and then add a translation for the language you want.

You can check here for more details.

Regards,

Carl

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