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I've gone ahead and installed Localization Update, Localization Client, Language Switcher Dropdown, and the Language Icons modules. I've also enabled the Locale and Content Translation modules.

I've added two languages to my site (Finnish and French). According to the Translate Interface (Configuration --> Translate Interface), all of my modules are up to date for translations. However, the Drupal Core (7.24 it says, even though I haven't updated to 7.24 yet, still on 7.23), says "No available translations found" for both Finnish and French.

Just wondering if anyone has any idea on how to fix this? I haven't tried manually downloading and installing the .po files yet, as that's not really a solution for me, as I will be unable to do this manually for all of our clients.

Just wanted to add that I've tried this now on a few different setups and I still get the same thing happening on each one. I also tried one machine from a fresh install using 7.24, and still get the problem.

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  • Manually downloading and installing translation files is the way this is normally done. However, if you look at Localized Drupal Distribution you may find a possible answer to your question.
    – pamatt
    Commented Nov 26, 2013 at 16:51
  • The point of installing the Localization Update module was to get around the need for manual updates, as it is supposed to automatically update the translations for Core and for the modules installed.
    – Arak Tai'Roth
    Commented Nov 26, 2013 at 18:43

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I figured out the reason it wasn't working. It's a conflict with the Update Manager module. If that module is installed, Localization Update looks for the newest possible version as returned by that module, instead of looking for the installed version on the system. Because of this, it was looking for 7.24, which doesn't have any translations attached to it as of yet.

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