[Skip to main content](#vessel-content) # Profile for raggie ## [![raggie's Avatar](https://www.hikashop.com/media/kunena/core/svg/person.svg)](/forum/user/20668-raggie "View raggie's Profile") **[ Offline](/forum/user/20668-raggie)** - **User Type:** User - **Register Date:** 29 May 2013 - **Last login:** 13 years 5 months ago - **Time Zone:** UTC +0:00 - **Local Time:** 10:12 - **Posts:** 12 - **Profile views:** 127 - **Gender:** Unknown - **Birthdate:** Unknown - Posts # raggie's recent posts (12 messages ) All Since last visit 4 Hours 8 Hours 12 Hours 24 Hours 48 Hours Week Month Year All Since last visit 4 Hours 8 Hours 12 Hours 24 Hours 48 Hours Week Month Year | [ ](#forumbottom) | Subject | Replies / Views | Last Post | [ ](#forumtop) | |---|---|---|---|---| | [](/forum/4-how-to/83621-how-to-show-the-cheapest-price#108876) | [How to show the cheapest price?](/forum/4-how-to/83621-how-to-show-the-cheapest-price#108876 "Hi! In my store I have two characteristics for each product, one is size and the other is material.. I don't have any price for the product, just for the characteristics. In the configuration I have set "display cheapest price". Everything is ok so far.. But when I go to the product listing for a category in the front-end, some products are showing the cheapest price and some are not although the products (and characteristics) are made exactly the same way. Help appreciated! Thanks!") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 13 years 4 months ago, by [raggie](/forum/user/20668-raggie "View raggie's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/83621-how-to-show-the-cheapest-price#108905 "The best solution will be to : - Set the cheapest price of your variants through your main product price - Set a price for each variant. Then it should display the "main product price" through the product listing.") 13 years 4 months ago by [Mohamed Thelji](/forum/user/6861-mohamed-thelji "View Mohamed Thelji's Profile") | Replies:4 Views:572 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/83621-how-to-show-the-cheapest-price#108905 "The best solution will be to : - Set the cheapest price of your variants through your main product price - Set a price for each variant. Then it should display the "main product price" through the product listing.") by [Mohamed Thelji](/forum/user/6861-mohamed-thelji "View Mohamed Thelji's Profile") 13 years 4 months ago | | [](/forum/4-how-to/83621-how-to-show-the-cheapest-price#108827) | [How to show the cheapest price?](/forum/4-how-to/83621-how-to-show-the-cheapest-price#108827 "Hi! In my store I have two characteristics for each product, one is size and the other is material.. I don't have any price for the product, just for the characteristics. In the configuration I have set "display cheapest price". Everything is ok so far.. But when I go to the product listing for a category in the front-end, some products are showing the cheapest price and some are not although the products (and characteristics) are made exactly the same way. Help appreciated! Thanks!") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 13 years 4 months ago, by [raggie](/forum/user/20668-raggie "View raggie's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/83621-how-to-show-the-cheapest-price#108905 "The best solution will be to : - Set the cheapest price of your variants through your main product price - Set a price for each variant. Then it should display the "main product price" through the product listing.") 13 years 4 months ago by [Mohamed Thelji](/forum/user/6861-mohamed-thelji "View Mohamed Thelji's Profile") | Replies:4 Views:572 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/83621-how-to-show-the-cheapest-price#108905 "The best solution will be to : - Set the cheapest price of your variants through your main product price - Set a price for each variant. Then it should display the "main product price" through the product listing.") by [Mohamed Thelji](/forum/user/6861-mohamed-thelji "View Mohamed Thelji's Profile") 13 years 4 months ago | | [](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#108738) | [Order status notification emails not translating](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#108738 "Hi! I am running Joomla 2.5.9 with Hikashop 2.1.3. My site is running three different languages and I have problem with the translation.. When the customer registers an account, the registration confirmation email language is the same as on the site at the point of registration, same with the order confirmation. But when I want to send out order status notification emails, it's not translating (except for one word. Any ideas what the problem might be? Thanks!") Category: [Translation](/forum/10-translation "Coordination of translations of HikaShop") Topic started 13 years 4 months ago, by [raggie](/forum/user/20668-raggie "View raggie's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#109141 "Hi, So I tested on my end and it's working fine. I then also tested on your end and that is working fine too. Here you can edit the test_hikashop user's frontend language: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...r&layout=edit&id=848 Here you can change the status of the order to send the status notification: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...=order&task=edit&cid []=146 You can see that if you set the language of the user to Finish, the status notification will be in Finish and if you set the language of the user to English the status notification will be in English. So the language of the notification is automatically in the language of the user regardless of the language of the administrator. However, if there is no language set for the user's preferences, that will use automatically the language of the administrator interface. So the issue is actually not that HikaShop doesn't use the language of the user but that the language of the user is not set during the registration. For joomla, they came up with an option to add a language selector on the registration form: joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker...racker_item_id=26717 I'm not really found of that for the registration form on the checkout. I would prefer to force the language directly based on the current language. To do that, you will need to add the code: after the code: in administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/user.php") 13 years 4 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") | Replies:11 Views:1866 | [Last Post](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#109141 "Hi, So I tested on my end and it's working fine. I then also tested on your end and that is working fine too. Here you can edit the test_hikashop user's frontend language: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...r&layout=edit&id=848 Here you can change the status of the order to send the status notification: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...=order&task=edit&cid []=146 You can see that if you set the language of the user to Finish, the status notification will be in Finish and if you set the language of the user to English the status notification will be in English. So the language of the notification is automatically in the language of the user regardless of the language of the administrator. However, if there is no language set for the user's preferences, that will use automatically the language of the administrator interface. So the issue is actually not that HikaShop doesn't use the language of the user but that the language of the user is not set during the registration. For joomla, they came up with an option to add a language selector on the registration form: joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker...racker_item_id=26717 I'm not really found of that for the registration form on the checkout. I would prefer to force the language directly based on the current language. To do that, you will need to add the code: after the code: in administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/user.php") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 13 years 4 months ago | | [](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#108215) | [Order status notification emails not translating](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#108215 "Hi! I am running Joomla 2.5.9 with Hikashop 2.1.3. My site is running three different languages and I have problem with the translation.. When the customer registers an account, the registration confirmation email language is the same as on the site at the point of registration, same with the order confirmation. But when I want to send out order status notification emails, it's not translating (except for one word. Any ideas what the problem might be? Thanks!") Category: [Translation](/forum/10-translation "Coordination of translations of HikaShop") Topic started 13 years 4 months ago, by [raggie](/forum/user/20668-raggie "View raggie's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#109141 "Hi, So I tested on my end and it's working fine. I then also tested on your end and that is working fine too. Here you can edit the test_hikashop user's frontend language: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...r&layout=edit&id=848 Here you can change the status of the order to send the status notification: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...=order&task=edit&cid []=146 You can see that if you set the language of the user to Finish, the status notification will be in Finish and if you set the language of the user to English the status notification will be in English. So the language of the notification is automatically in the language of the user regardless of the language of the administrator. However, if there is no language set for the user's preferences, that will use automatically the language of the administrator interface. So the issue is actually not that HikaShop doesn't use the language of the user but that the language of the user is not set during the registration. For joomla, they came up with an option to add a language selector on the registration form: joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker...racker_item_id=26717 I'm not really found of that for the registration form on the checkout. I would prefer to force the language directly based on the current language. To do that, you will need to add the code: after the code: in administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/user.php") 13 years 4 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") | Replies:11 Views:1866 | [Last Post](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#109141 "Hi, So I tested on my end and it's working fine. I then also tested on your end and that is working fine too. Here you can edit the test_hikashop user's frontend language: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...r&layout=edit&id=848 Here you can change the status of the order to send the status notification: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...=order&task=edit&cid []=146 You can see that if you set the language of the user to Finish, the status notification will be in Finish and if you set the language of the user to English the status notification will be in English. So the language of the notification is automatically in the language of the user regardless of the language of the administrator. However, if there is no language set for the user's preferences, that will use automatically the language of the administrator interface. So the issue is actually not that HikaShop doesn't use the language of the user but that the language of the user is not set during the registration. For joomla, they came up with an option to add a language selector on the registration form: joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker...racker_item_id=26717 I'm not really found of that for the registration form on the checkout. I would prefer to force the language directly based on the current language. To do that, you will need to add the code: after the code: in administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/user.php") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 13 years 4 months ago | | [](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#107737) | [Order status notification emails not translating](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#107737 "Hi! I am running Joomla 2.5.9 with Hikashop 2.1.3. My site is running three different languages and I have problem with the translation.. When the customer registers an account, the registration confirmation email language is the same as on the site at the point of registration, same with the order confirmation. But when I want to send out order status notification emails, it's not translating (except for one word. Any ideas what the problem might be? Thanks!") Category: [Translation](/forum/10-translation "Coordination of translations of HikaShop") Topic started 13 years 4 months ago, by [raggie](/forum/user/20668-raggie "View raggie's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#109141 "Hi, So I tested on my end and it's working fine. I then also tested on your end and that is working fine too. Here you can edit the test_hikashop user's frontend language: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...r&layout=edit&id=848 Here you can change the status of the order to send the status notification: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...=order&task=edit&cid []=146 You can see that if you set the language of the user to Finish, the status notification will be in Finish and if you set the language of the user to English the status notification will be in English. So the language of the notification is automatically in the language of the user regardless of the language of the administrator. However, if there is no language set for the user's preferences, that will use automatically the language of the administrator interface. So the issue is actually not that HikaShop doesn't use the language of the user but that the language of the user is not set during the registration. For joomla, they came up with an option to add a language selector on the registration form: joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker...racker_item_id=26717 I'm not really found of that for the registration form on the checkout. I would prefer to force the language directly based on the current language. To do that, you will need to add the code: after the code: in administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/user.php") 13 years 4 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") | Replies:11 Views:1866 | [Last Post](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#109141 "Hi, So I tested on my end and it's working fine. I then also tested on your end and that is working fine too. Here you can edit the test_hikashop user's frontend language: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...r&layout=edit&id=848 Here you can change the status of the order to send the status notification: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...=order&task=edit&cid []=146 You can see that if you set the language of the user to Finish, the status notification will be in Finish and if you set the language of the user to English the status notification will be in English. So the language of the notification is automatically in the language of the user regardless of the language of the administrator. However, if there is no language set for the user's preferences, that will use automatically the language of the administrator interface. So the issue is actually not that HikaShop doesn't use the language of the user but that the language of the user is not set during the registration. For joomla, they came up with an option to add a language selector on the registration form: joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker...racker_item_id=26717 I'm not really found of that for the registration form on the checkout. I would prefer to force the language directly based on the current language. To do that, you will need to add the code: after the code: in administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/user.php") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 13 years 4 months ago | | [](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#107736) | [Order status notification emails not translating](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#107736 "Hi! I am running Joomla 2.5.9 with Hikashop 2.1.3. My site is running three different languages and I have problem with the translation.. When the customer registers an account, the registration confirmation email language is the same as on the site at the point of registration, same with the order confirmation. But when I want to send out order status notification emails, it's not translating (except for one word. Any ideas what the problem might be? Thanks!") Category: [Translation](/forum/10-translation "Coordination of translations of HikaShop") Topic started 13 years 4 months ago, by [raggie](/forum/user/20668-raggie "View raggie's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#109141 "Hi, So I tested on my end and it's working fine. I then also tested on your end and that is working fine too. Here you can edit the test_hikashop user's frontend language: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...r&layout=edit&id=848 Here you can change the status of the order to send the status notification: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...=order&task=edit&cid []=146 You can see that if you set the language of the user to Finish, the status notification will be in Finish and if you set the language of the user to English the status notification will be in English. So the language of the notification is automatically in the language of the user regardless of the language of the administrator. However, if there is no language set for the user's preferences, that will use automatically the language of the administrator interface. So the issue is actually not that HikaShop doesn't use the language of the user but that the language of the user is not set during the registration. For joomla, they came up with an option to add a language selector on the registration form: joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker...racker_item_id=26717 I'm not really found of that for the registration form on the checkout. I would prefer to force the language directly based on the current language. To do that, you will need to add the code: after the code: in administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/user.php") 13 years 4 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") | Replies:11 Views:1866 | [Last Post](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#109141 "Hi, So I tested on my end and it's working fine. I then also tested on your end and that is working fine too. Here you can edit the test_hikashop user's frontend language: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...r&layout=edit&id=848 Here you can change the status of the order to send the status notification: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...=order&task=edit&cid []=146 You can see that if you set the language of the user to Finish, the status notification will be in Finish and if you set the language of the user to English the status notification will be in English. So the language of the notification is automatically in the language of the user regardless of the language of the administrator. However, if there is no language set for the user's preferences, that will use automatically the language of the administrator interface. So the issue is actually not that HikaShop doesn't use the language of the user but that the language of the user is not set during the registration. For joomla, they came up with an option to add a language selector on the registration form: joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker...racker_item_id=26717 I'm not really found of that for the registration form on the checkout. I would prefer to force the language directly based on the current language. To do that, you will need to add the code: after the code: in administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/user.php") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 13 years 4 months ago | | [](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#107575) | [Order status notification emails not translating](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#107575 "Hi! I am running Joomla 2.5.9 with Hikashop 2.1.3. My site is running three different languages and I have problem with the translation.. When the customer registers an account, the registration confirmation email language is the same as on the site at the point of registration, same with the order confirmation. But when I want to send out order status notification emails, it's not translating (except for one word. Any ideas what the problem might be? Thanks!") Category: [Translation](/forum/10-translation "Coordination of translations of HikaShop") Topic started 13 years 4 months ago, by [raggie](/forum/user/20668-raggie "View raggie's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#109141 "Hi, So I tested on my end and it's working fine. I then also tested on your end and that is working fine too. Here you can edit the test_hikashop user's frontend language: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...r&layout=edit&id=848 Here you can change the status of the order to send the status notification: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...=order&task=edit&cid []=146 You can see that if you set the language of the user to Finish, the status notification will be in Finish and if you set the language of the user to English the status notification will be in English. So the language of the notification is automatically in the language of the user regardless of the language of the administrator. However, if there is no language set for the user's preferences, that will use automatically the language of the administrator interface. So the issue is actually not that HikaShop doesn't use the language of the user but that the language of the user is not set during the registration. For joomla, they came up with an option to add a language selector on the registration form: joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker...racker_item_id=26717 I'm not really found of that for the registration form on the checkout. I would prefer to force the language directly based on the current language. To do that, you will need to add the code: after the code: in administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/user.php") 13 years 4 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") | Replies:11 Views:1866 | [Last Post](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#109141 "Hi, So I tested on my end and it's working fine. I then also tested on your end and that is working fine too. Here you can edit the test_hikashop user's frontend language: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...r&layout=edit&id=848 Here you can change the status of the order to send the status notification: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...=order&task=edit&cid []=146 You can see that if you set the language of the user to Finish, the status notification will be in Finish and if you set the language of the user to English the status notification will be in English. So the language of the notification is automatically in the language of the user regardless of the language of the administrator. However, if there is no language set for the user's preferences, that will use automatically the language of the administrator interface. So the issue is actually not that HikaShop doesn't use the language of the user but that the language of the user is not set during the registration. For joomla, they came up with an option to add a language selector on the registration form: joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker...racker_item_id=26717 I'm not really found of that for the registration form on the checkout. I would prefer to force the language directly based on the current language. To do that, you will need to add the code: after the code: in administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/user.php") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 13 years 4 months ago | | [](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#107544) | [Order status notification emails not translating](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#107544 "Hi! I am running Joomla 2.5.9 with Hikashop 2.1.3. My site is running three different languages and I have problem with the translation.. When the customer registers an account, the registration confirmation email language is the same as on the site at the point of registration, same with the order confirmation. But when I want to send out order status notification emails, it's not translating (except for one word. Any ideas what the problem might be? Thanks!") Category: [Translation](/forum/10-translation "Coordination of translations of HikaShop") Topic started 13 years 4 months ago, by [raggie](/forum/user/20668-raggie "View raggie's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#109141 "Hi, So I tested on my end and it's working fine. I then also tested on your end and that is working fine too. Here you can edit the test_hikashop user's frontend language: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...r&layout=edit&id=848 Here you can change the status of the order to send the status notification: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...=order&task=edit&cid []=146 You can see that if you set the language of the user to Finish, the status notification will be in Finish and if you set the language of the user to English the status notification will be in English. So the language of the notification is automatically in the language of the user regardless of the language of the administrator. However, if there is no language set for the user's preferences, that will use automatically the language of the administrator interface. So the issue is actually not that HikaShop doesn't use the language of the user but that the language of the user is not set during the registration. For joomla, they came up with an option to add a language selector on the registration form: joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker...racker_item_id=26717 I'm not really found of that for the registration form on the checkout. I would prefer to force the language directly based on the current language. To do that, you will need to add the code: after the code: in administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/user.php") 13 years 4 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") | Replies:11 Views:1866 | [Last Post](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#109141 "Hi, So I tested on my end and it's working fine. I then also tested on your end and that is working fine too. Here you can edit the test_hikashop user's frontend language: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...r&layout=edit&id=848 Here you can change the status of the order to send the status notification: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...=order&task=edit&cid []=146 You can see that if you set the language of the user to Finish, the status notification will be in Finish and if you set the language of the user to English the status notification will be in English. So the language of the notification is automatically in the language of the user regardless of the language of the administrator. However, if there is no language set for the user's preferences, that will use automatically the language of the administrator interface. So the issue is actually not that HikaShop doesn't use the language of the user but that the language of the user is not set during the registration. For joomla, they came up with an option to add a language selector on the registration form: joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker...racker_item_id=26717 I'm not really found of that for the registration form on the checkout. I would prefer to force the language directly based on the current language. To do that, you will need to add the code: after the code: in administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/user.php") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 13 years 4 months ago | | [](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#107404) | [Order status notification emails not translating](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#107404 "Hi! I am running Joomla 2.5.9 with Hikashop 2.1.3. My site is running three different languages and I have problem with the translation.. When the customer registers an account, the registration confirmation email language is the same as on the site at the point of registration, same with the order confirmation. But when I want to send out order status notification emails, it's not translating (except for one word. Any ideas what the problem might be? Thanks!") Category: [Translation](/forum/10-translation "Coordination of translations of HikaShop") Topic started 13 years 4 months ago, by [raggie](/forum/user/20668-raggie "View raggie's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#109141 "Hi, So I tested on my end and it's working fine. I then also tested on your end and that is working fine too. Here you can edit the test_hikashop user's frontend language: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...r&layout=edit&id=848 Here you can change the status of the order to send the status notification: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...=order&task=edit&cid []=146 You can see that if you set the language of the user to Finish, the status notification will be in Finish and if you set the language of the user to English the status notification will be in English. So the language of the notification is automatically in the language of the user regardless of the language of the administrator. However, if there is no language set for the user's preferences, that will use automatically the language of the administrator interface. So the issue is actually not that HikaShop doesn't use the language of the user but that the language of the user is not set during the registration. For joomla, they came up with an option to add a language selector on the registration form: joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker...racker_item_id=26717 I'm not really found of that for the registration form on the checkout. I would prefer to force the language directly based on the current language. To do that, you will need to add the code: after the code: in administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/user.php") 13 years 4 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") | Replies:11 Views:1866 | [Last Post](/forum/10-translation/83263-order-status-notification-emails-not-translating#109141 "Hi, So I tested on my end and it's working fine. I then also tested on your end and that is working fine too. Here you can edit the test_hikashop user's frontend language: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...r&layout=edit&id=848 Here you can change the status of the order to send the status notification: www.entrostud.com/shop/administrator/ind...=order&task=edit&cid []=146 You can see that if you set the language of the user to Finish, the status notification will be in Finish and if you set the language of the user to English the status notification will be in English. So the language of the notification is automatically in the language of the user regardless of the language of the administrator. However, if there is no language set for the user's preferences, that will use automatically the language of the administrator interface. So the issue is actually not that HikaShop doesn't use the language of the user but that the language of the user is not set during the registration. For joomla, they came up with an option to add a language selector on the registration form: joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker...racker_item_id=26717 I'm not really found of that for the registration form on the checkout. I would prefer to force the language directly based on the current language. To do that, you will need to add the code: after the code: in administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/user.php") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 13 years 4 months ago | | [](/forum/4-how-to/83015-show-from-before-price#106619) | [Show "from" before price](/forum/4-how-to/83015-show-from-before-price#106619 "Hi, I have different characteristics of my products and I would like to add "from" before the price on the product listing pages. I solved it by adding this code to the listing_price file: row->has_options)) echo 'from '; ?> The problem is that my site is running three different languages, and by solving it like the example above it will say "from" in all three languages. Thank you for your help! Raggie") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 13 years 5 months ago, by [raggie](/forum/user/20668-raggie "View raggie's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/83015-show-from-before-price#106619 "Thank you, you're my saviour! :)") 13 years 5 months ago by [raggie](/forum/user/20668-raggie "View raggie's Profile") | Replies:4 Views:627 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/83015-show-from-before-price#106619 "Thank you, you're my saviour! :)") by [raggie](/forum/user/20668-raggie "View raggie's Profile") 13 years 5 months ago | [](/forum/topics/feed/mode-topics?format=feed&type=rss) Time to create page: 0.098 seconds [Powered by](/forum/credits) [Kunena Forum](https://www.kunena.org) [](#top)