Hi *,
On Mon, May 9, 2011 at 10:36 PM, Bernhard Dippold
<bernhard@familie-dippold.at> wrote:
While this naming is tightly related to English and international marketing,
discussion on possible names for translated pages are in the focus of the
localized marketing teams I try to reach via the projects list.
The most logical proposal for localized donation pages would be
http://donate.documentfoundation.org/<lang-code>
e.g. .../de
.../es
.../fr
Note that this doesn't fit well with silverstripe's way of managing
translations of pages. It is of course possible to create such a
structure, but not when you want the translated pages to be linked.
Translated pages need to be in the same directory hierarchy.
i.e. when you have
url/foo/bar/englishpage, the corresponding spanish page must also be
in foo/bar:
url/foo/bar/spanishpage
having url/en/foo/bar/page and url/es/foo/bar/page is not supported
(i.e. would just be seperate pages, with no cross-linking in between,
those wouldn't be managed as a translation of the other)
But before we discuss technical details (I'd like to move this part to the
website list), I want to know your thoughts on:
Well, don't take it as any preference for each of the proposals, but
rather as additional information.
ciao
Christian
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