Create your own language file. UPDATED

How can you get new language for your Dolphin?  The first way is to search Unity Market and purchase it. Sometimes this way is easier and faster, but you need to be careful purchasing from unverified vendors. The second way is to make the translation yourself. It would be the best way if you know the language yourself, but it may require more time. If you selected this way using Dolphin 6.x you needed to have a basic knowledge in MySQL and how Dolphin works with language files. Dolphin 7 has new features which help you to do the translation easier. You only need to know the language you want to translate to and be careful making the translation. OK. I'll try to give step by step description of the process here.

1. You need to go to Dolphin administration panel -> Settings -> Languages Settings and export default English language by clicking 'Export' link near the language in 'Language Files' block. Browser automatically downloads lang_en.php file.
   
   
2. Open the file in text editor. If you don't know anything about PHP programming I recommend you to use the simplest text editor which won't add any special characters in your translation, like MS Word does. For example, you may do it in default Notepad, if you are using Windows. At the beginning of the file you may see the following code
   
   

   $aLangInfo=array (
   'Name' => 'en',
   'Flag' => 'gb',
   'Title' => 'English',
   );

   I my example I'll translate the script into Russian. In this case replace the code with this one
   
   $aLangInfo=array (
   'Name' => 'ru',
   'Flag' => 'ru',
   'Title' => 'Russian',
   );
   
   Below the code you may see pears like the following
   
   '_copyright' => 'Copyright © {0} Your Company.',
   
   You need to translate only the right part. Also you don't need to remove system codes like {0}, {1}, {2}, etc. They are used by system parser to insert dynamic values.
   
   '_copyright' => 'Copyright © {0} Vasha Kompania',

3. When you translated all pears in the file, rename lang_en.php to new one in accordance with the name of the language. In my example it would be lang_ru.php
   
   
4. Go to Dolphin administration panel -> Settings -> Languages Settings -> 'Create New' block -> Import tab. Select the file you worked with and click Import. If you didn't have any mistakes during the translation you should see 'Language file was imported' and your language appears in the 'Language files' block.

One more thing I recommend you to use UTF-8 as file's encoding. Good luck.

P.S. If you like to play with modules' reinstallation or prepare a product for selling it would be better to make translations for each module seperately. Also you'll need to translate Orca forum which has different language system. You may find an extended manual here.