Hi Sérgio,
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 1:57 PM, Sérgio Marques <smarquespt@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Rimas
Can You explain me the meaning of:
%s content minchars
%s title minchars
I mean %s is replaced by?
This very, very likely is from the admin interface to define how many
characters the user must enter before allowing the submission.
And minichars i guess it will be mini characters?
No, rather the minimum count of letters.
I.e. you're not allowed to just write "+1" (two letters) or "LOL :-)"
(7 letters) when the "content minchars" would be set to 15
.... looking at the code....
#: skins/common/media/js/post.js:135
#, fuzzy, c-format
msgid "%s content minchars"
msgstr "please enter more than %s characters"
#: skins/common/media/js/post.js:139 skins/common/media/js/post.js.c:987
#, c-format
msgid "%s title minchars"
msgstr "please enter at least %s characters"
Ah, so it is just an internal ID that is not actually matching the
english string :-)
In this case they come from the javascript that would show a
corresponding error message on the page, and my assumptions above are
correct.
The %s is replaced by a number of characters that the administrator
can define, the actual english string should clarify it.
ciao
Christian
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