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Awesome component! Thank you very much for developing this.

I have just installed the latest Joomla release and the latest version of your Joomla Flash Uploader.

In the upper right corner of the component are the flags for the different languages. English is represented by the Great Britain flag, however we are in the U.S. and I am wondering if it is possible to add, or swap in, an American flag so that this will make more sense to our users?

tfu/lang/en.gif
Simply replace it. I can even give you the flag in the same design. I once have made a mixed flag but it does not look good.

- Michael

Hey Michael, I'll take it--that way it will match all the others. Thank you very much.

check your e-mail.

I'll add the us flag to the next download of TFU. Then everyone can exchange the flag if he likes ...

- Michael

Michael, thank you. And thanks again for the component, it is awesome.

Is there any chance you are going to add an American flag in JFU? I see that this was a message from a long time ago. Did you possibly forget?

No - it is there - go to the lang folder and rename the us.gif to en.gif.

- Michael

I have looked in every language folder in my ftp and cannot find anything gif by that name

administrator\components\com_joomla_flash_uploader\tfu\lang\us.gif

- Michael

I renamed the us.gif to en.gif and it changes the american flag into the english flag in the server. If I rename it back to us.gif it changes back to the american flag. Is there another way to select the american flag???

Also I changed the defualt.xml lang file to change the discription to Special Instructions and it had no effect. how do I make that change?

What else do you want than the american flag?

default.xml is only the template. Read the readme.txt in this folder how to change anything.

- Michael

I had to change the en.xml to us.xml and added the language select to us in the back end. and got my changes to work finally. I wanted the american flag but when I had renamed it to en.gif it changed the american flag into the en.gif flag on the server. Not sure if it was a problem on the server side.

Sound like a caching problem.

I don't attach any timestap to the loading of the language xml files. Therfore the browser do cache them (because language files normally don't change very often ).

I just tested and had your problem too. After deleting the browser cache it was working like expected.

- Michael