 FUDforum 2.0 Translations [message #2987] |
Thu, 06 June 2002 14:28  |
Ilia
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As you may know FUDforum 2.0 has i18n support, which allows for support of different languages within the forum.
Currently there are four languages that are available from the default installation:
- English w/spellcheck
- Chinese
- German w/spellcheck
- Polish w/spellcheck
- Spanish w/spellcheck
- Swedish w/spellcheck
- Turkish
If you would like to translate the forum to another language, you can do so quite easily by translating the text inside a single file, where all of the FUDforum's text messages are stored.
- Inside your forum installation go to the i18n directory.
- Make a copy of 'english' directory and give that directory the name of the language your translating the forum to.
- Now you can go into the newly created directory and edit the msg file, which contains all of the messages.
- If you want to see how your changes look like, go to the admin control panel and use the 'Language' admin control panel to change the forum's language to the language you've translated the forum to.
- Once you've completed the translation send it to <a href="mailto:forum(at)prohost(dot)org" target=_new>forum(at)prohost(dot)org</a>
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| Re: FUDforum 2.0 Translations [message #3394 is a reply to message #3390] |
Thu, 20 June 2002 22:45  |
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Thanks to dedicated work by ezdb, FUDforum now has a Chinese (simplified) translation.
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How many boards can make a claim like that? Nice work, ezdb and FUDforum developers!
How do you say awesome in chinese?
-Tom M
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| Re: FUDforum 2.0 Translations [message #7231 is a reply to message #7230] |
Tue, 12 November 2002 15:44 |
Ilia
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I will try to make some sort of a script that would allow me the prepare a report of sorts that I'll post on the forum making a list of translations that are 'behind the times' and need updates.
So, that the translators can quickly see if there is any pending translations for them to do.
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| Re: FUDforum 2.0 Translations [message #7317 is a reply to message #2987] |
Mon, 18 November 2002 09:04 |
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The script that tracks translations is finally complete. Here is the 1st summary:
Bulgarian translation is: 6 line(s) behind
Chinese translation is: up to date
French translation is: 15 line(s) behind
German translation is: up to date
Italian translation is: 20 line(s) behind
Latvian translation is: 1 line(s) behind
Polish translation is: up to date
Russian translation is: up to date
Spanish translation is: 15 line(s) behind
Swedish translation is: 6 line(s) behind
Turkish translation is: 15 line(s) behind
Portuguese translation is: up to date
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| Re: German msg and faq update [message #14707 is a reply to message #14701] |
Wed, 19 November 2003 12:01 |
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Hm doesn't make much sense. You can't use font recursively, this will lead to unexpected results. Instead you have to open and close them each time you want to change the color (which is of course annoying). Or much better you should replace the font tags with CSS, as they're depricated.
<span class="mystyle"> as substitute would make more sense and would result in less code.
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| Re: German msg and faq update [message #14716 is a reply to message #14707] |
Wed, 19 November 2003 12:37 |
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| Olliver wrote on Wed, 19 November 2003 18:01 |
Or much better you should replace the font tags with CSS, as they're depricated.
<span class="mystyle"> as substitute would make more sense and would result in less code.
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if you want it the lazy way you can define inline CSS attributes as well, this would result in "clean" HTML 4.0 (=not using deprecated elements)
<span style="color:#0000FF">Blue Text</span>
Olliver
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