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Hi Jean,
it still is a bumpy ride. We're still figuring out how to best use
that translate extension.
Looks like simply wrapping the whole page into
<translate>...</translate> doesn't work very well if there is a lot
markup on that page. And only wrapping text into
<translate>...</translate> is quite some work.
However, I did that at least for the main and the download page.
Please check if it's working better now.
Cheers,
Patrick
Jean Elchinger:
> Hi,
>> Thanks for the notes, I figured that out. Since yesterday I tried
> to translate the main page.
>/wiki/Main_Page/fr For example, I translated
> Main Page -> OK Screenshots -> NOT OK, I translated the title
> "Screenshots" and that's OK but I copy/paste again and again the
> content <gallery>...</gallery> and that's screwed everytime. I
> don't know where it goes and why it is deleted.
>> Same for "Thanks to..." -> NOT OK, get deleted again and again.
>> Please advice. Thanks
>>> On 03/03/14 11:37, Patrick Schleizer wrote:
>> Hi,
>>>> a few Whonix wiki pages were translated. (To Russian, but the
>> langauge doesn't matter here.) The translator not having edited
>> using mediawiki was confused by the wiki markup.
>>>> A big issue is, that wiki pages need to be properly prepared for
>> translation. This isn't the case yet.
>>>> Currently, affected by a bug and confusing for the translator:
>> <translate> == headline == {{ some box = do_not_translate text =
>> can_be_translated }} </translate>
>>>> (The bug is, the translation interface asks to translate text =
>> can_be_translated }} but doesn't let the user store it, because
>> it will complain about unbalanced parentheses.)
>>>> Better:
>>>> == <translate>headline</translate> ==
>>>> {{ some box = do_not_translate text = <translate>
>> can_be_translated </translate>
>>>> }}
>>>> So only the really translatable strings end up in the translation
>> web interface.
>>>> We still don't have a translation coordinator working on these
>> things.
>>>> Links such as [[Download]] were translated to
>> [[Download-in-other-language]]. This won't work. Syntax is
>> [[pagename|naming of link]]. In other words [[can not be
>> translated|translate]]. I think it would be better if all links
>> would use explicit descriptions such as [[Download|Download]]. So
>> the translator could be told [[can not be
>> translated|translate]].
>>>> Cheers, Patrick _______________________________________________
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