TOPIC: a method to refresh all project

hello how to refresh all project package ??
thanks for your work !! it's fantastic

It's currently not possible, but I'll add an option for this in the next release.

great news !!!

hello
hook system isn't good ... nothing works ...
how to do a cron task ?
thanks for your help

The hook system isn't good, cause transifex changed it. It is on the todo list to create a cronjob task, but I haven't gotten to implementing it.
Regards,
DAniel

Okay, I decided not to make a "refresh all" button in the backend, because in the latest dev. release we have a cronjob. The cronjob goes through all published projects and creates new languages or update the languages that need updating.
Install the latest dev. release, then setup the cronjob. The file with the cronjob is in /cli/ctransifex.php

Cheers,
Daniel

great new !!!
we will test it !

hello
actualy i didn't found how to use ctransifex and cron (i use ctransifex for free extension flexicontent)
on joomla 2.5 and lastest build => com_ctransifex-git_0d590f0-core_2014-02-09.zip
SEF kill download lik and cron saydo you have any idea ?
thanks for your work

Hi Daniel,

Any news about the new release?
I tried the dev.release with the cronjobs, but can't get it working for me either.
Any documentation would be helpfull

Kind regards,
Jeroen

Why can't you get the cronjob running? What is the error message or you have no idea where to start?

Hi Daniel,

I'm not a Cron-expert.

I have added the link to the file: ** and set up the timeinterval

The email returned to me: /bin/sh: ** : No such file or directory

Kind regards,
Jeroen

A simpler cron job solution, you might consider webcron services like eascron which will load a specific URL at a given time.

Hey Ophelia,
Your easycron won't do it this time, as the we are dealing with a cli script and not a php file that can be accessed through the browser.

@Joomil.

First find the path to the executable php - ask your hosting support for this. For example on siteground servers it is:
/usr/local/php53/bin/php-cli

After that you need to enter the path to the ctransifex.php file as you see it with your ftp program. For example:
/home/userA/public_html/cli/ctransifex.php

So at the end the cronjob would look like this:
That's it.

Regards,
Daniel

Thank you very much Daniel,

It seems to work fine now.

It returns:
Project: Opening Hours module. We've generated 8 packs.
Cron job complete