The `trinity_string` table
This table holds all of the strings used internally by the server. This table is provided with the main purpose of translation in mind.
To see which locale IDs correspond to what languages, visit the Localization_lang page.
NOTE: The % arguments need to stay in the exact same order as they are provided by default in the English translation.
Structure
Field | Type | Attributes | Key | Null | Default | Extra | Comment |
mediumint(8) | unsigned | PRI | NO | 0 |
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text | signed |
| NO | NULL |
|
| |
text | signed |
| YES | NULL |
|
| |
text | signed |
| YES | NULL |
|
| |
text | signed |
| YES | NULL |
|
| |
text | signed |
| YES | NULL |
|
| |
text | signed |
| YES | NULL |
|
| |
text | signed |
| YES | NULL |
|
| |
text | signed |
| YES | NULL |
|
| |
text | signed |
| YES | NULL |
|
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Description of the 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 translation (locale ID 0).
content_loc
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You can find it in our new wiki at: https://trinitycore.info/database/master/world/trinity_string |