On Thu, 2011-12-01 at 15:18 +0100, Alexander Werner wrote:
Hi,
Am 01.12.2011 14:33, schrieb Jonathan Aquilina:
Regarding language packs alex is the only one who can upload them to the
server. I had submitted a useful link regarding those to the other
thread not sure if anyone noticed it.
I have uploaded all language packs.
You did ;) - wow!
Looks Danish is the winner in the "first user choice other then en_gb
category" - so sounds like a good test NL site to set up.
Danish is btw one of the independent NL forums that has been linked to
from the OO.o NL site since, I believe, it's (the forum) inception and
the LibO NL site since, IIIRC, it's inception. The site was even quick
to re-brand, as a dual brand.
Just thought I'd pass that along as..eerrr.. a human interest story I
suppose.
Which can also lead into a bit more on phpBB and language support
Have had no reason to look at a Danish language pack for pnpBB in the
past so decided to look at this one.
- updating and extending all parts of a language can be done directly in
the phpBB ACP
- only checked the php variables, the ACP has a feature that if you
drill in a language pack it will check for any missing NL variable
assignments in your specific installation.
- there are 13 variables that do not have Danish translations for the
en_gb strings. In this case they are all variables for the postgres
full_test search error reporting strings, not a critical issue!
-- one nice, IMO, feature of the package as it offers a very easy to
work with edit screen to manage all the different pieces of a language
pack. In this case you can edit/add (fix) this type of thing with a
built in screen in the ACP, tie this with the fine grained
access/security control settings and you have a good way for members of
the language communities to manage these translations that does not
require system administrator intervention.
Just to be complete for this email - OpenID mod doesn't have a DA
translation yet, [no idea how much text that is, it's just one file
apparently so shouldn't be that much] again the phpBB language
management screens automatically support doing this via the GUI - it
even supports exporting your work in a format to send back to the main
language pack (or mod) maintainers it seems (that is new).
(of course you can always do it off line also, send to a site adim and
have them install it...but..)
//drew
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