Closed (fixed)
Project:
DHTML Menu
Version:
5.x-0.x-dev
Component:
Localization
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
15 Jun 2008 at 07:57 UTC
Updated:
31 Jul 2008 at 04:47 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
cburschkaNope, sorry, no attachment.
However, thank you for the heads-up. I have created a German translation for the 6.x version now. Feel free to upload the 5.x version you promised; I'll commit that as well. ;)
Comment #2
maulwuff commentedoops, should doublecheck next time.
here it is
Comment #3
cburschkaMh... good, but unfortunately it doesn't cover all the strings that are in the 5.x version right now. I'll upload an up-to-date .pot template for 5.x, so you can fill it in.
(Also, you may want to correct the copyright notice at the top that is for the Russian version. =) )
Comment #4
cburschkaWhen this is in, I will release 5.x-1.5.
Comment #5
maulwuff commentedhere we go.
I created it with poEdit from the pot-File.
edit: why the heck does drupal cut the attachment always off?
Comment #6
cburschkaIt's happening to everybody. I sometimes have to try 3-4 times... don't know why it's happening, though. Thanks for the translation! =)
Comment #7
cburschkaCommitted, and 5.x-1.5 follows.
Comment #8
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.
Comment #9
maulwuff commentedHi,
I have to reopen this issue. Unfortunately the umlauts are broken in 5.x-1.5
Please re-commit the correct po file from #5.
It seems you have saved the file without utf8 which broke the umlauts.
Comment #10
cburschkaOuch. It looks fine on my computer, but it is indeed broken when viewing the file on the web. I'll check how to change the file encoding in Unix.
Comment #11
cburschkaARGH. Who'd have thought it - if I view the file in vi in the shell, if it displays correctly that means it has the wrong (non-utf-8) encoding, while the correctly encoded file will be displayed badly in the shell. I tried for quite a while to get it "fixed", and was actually breaking it. Well, I recommitted the correctly encoded file.
Comment #12
maulwuff commentedyes, also "file de.po" showed utf8, but it was not. don't know how this can happen if you are on unix. i built it on ubuntu.
thx for fixing. this will bring back some peace to my mailbox ;)
Comment #13
cburschkaWell, I used
cat >de.poand copy-pasted the file through the shell, because that seemed to get it to display correctly (but was at the same time breaking the UTF-8 encoding). Fortunately I was able to fix that withiconv -t UTF-8.Comment #14
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.