trinity_string
This table holds all of the strings used internally by the server. This table is provided with the main purpose of translation in mind.
Note: The % arguments need to stay in the exact same order as they are provided by default in the English translation. (see sprintf() doc)
Structure
| Field | Type | Attributes | Key | Null | Default | Extra | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| entry | int | unsigned | PRI | NO | 0 | ||
| content_default | mediumtext | NO | |||||
| content_loc1 | mediumtext | YES | NULL | ||||
| content_loc2 | mediumtext | YES | NULL | ||||
| content_loc3 | mediumtext | YES | NULL | ||||
| content_loc4 | mediumtext | YES | NULL | ||||
| content_loc5 | mediumtext | YES | NULL | ||||
| content_loc6 | mediumtext | YES | NULL | ||||
| content_loc7 | mediumtext | YES | NULL | ||||
| content_loc8 | mediumtext | YES | NULL | ||||
Description of fields
entry
The ID that the core uses to identify a string. These IDs are contained and used internally and need to correspond to what the core expects. The core will not operate if all IDs aren't in this table.
content_default
The english string.
content_loc[1-8]
Localized version of content_default. The field index refers to a locale. (see Localization)
| idx | Name |
|---|---|
| 1 | Korean |
| 2 | French |
| 3 | German |
| 4 | Chinese |
| 5 | Taiwanese |
| 6 | Spanish (EU) |
| 7 | Spanish (Latin America) |
| 8 | Russian |
