Edit:Critical Problem: When Turkish Locale used, i logged as Admin, or Host but cannot add any module to any pane (Skins are July Goodies from SkinCovered uses Snapsis CSS Navigation Menu) 
Thanks for all ideas, i apreciate your help. First of all, i would like to thank John for creating excellent Navigation Menu for DNN, I use Snapsis CSS Navigation Menu succesfully on my English websites. However i have some problems when Turkish locale is used on website. We are discussing issues with John and i realized that it would be better to share results & remaining issues here. Below are the problems that have fixes (temporary fixes) When Image Based menu used (e.g SkinCovered July Goodies) Snapsis.ImageOver.template.txt is not rendered correctly. Lets say mytabname is Snapsis, mytabtitle is Snapsis Navigation menu and mykeywords are Snapsis, NavMenu, CSS NavigationMenu When i try to browse page and mouseover the tab i see {Tab.Title} instead of mytabtitle. To fix it i realized that i had to replace {Tab.Title} with {Tab.TITLE} . >>>>> Maybe only i to I replacement would work too. If you notice the imagemenu we can use two images for each tab. ImageName.jpg and ImageName_Over.jpg When you move your mouse over to image *_Over.jpg should be displayed. Otherwise *.jpg should displayed. But it didn't work with Turkish Locale. Then John pointed me to IIF function on Snapsis.ImageOver.template.txt. Find and replace IIF({Tab.IsActive}='True to iiF({Tab.IsActive}='True', Make sure other IIF functions are replaced if you need them. Issue 3 > When Turkish Locale used, i am not able to see Admin Menu on Skinobject (Navigation List for Admin and Host Menus) This problem happens when Admin is localized to another entry. In Turkish localization i have called Admin as "Yönetim" So John assisted me to use Yönetim in IncludeTabs. To handle that, Open Skin.ascx file and find following section:
Type="SelectList" IncludeTabs="Admin,Host" runat="server" /> Replace to:
Type="SelectList" IncludeTabs="Yönetim,Admin,Host" runat="server" /> Note that i have used ASCII code (ö) for ö letter. Using normal ö didn't work. For more details about Turkish ASCII codes please check http://webdesign.about.com/od/localization/l/blhtmlcodes-tr.htm |