Hi!

I am willing to contribute to the xmlsitemap project by translating this module into Dutch.

If you are interested, please provide me with instructions how to proceed.

Kind regards,

Hans Lodder

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Anonymous’s picture

Contact hass; he can help with the submits.

Dave Reid’s picture

I've also uploaded the latest 1.0-beta6 to my translation server so you could begin adding them there.
http://project.davereid.net/translate/projects/xmlsitemap

Anonymous’s picture

Version: 6.x-1.0-beta6 » 6.x-1.x-dev

Updating version to indicate that this is in development.

apaderno’s picture

If I remember well, anybody is able to commit files in the translations directory of any modules; it's not required to have an explicit CVS access for the project you want to contribute with translations.

Dave Reid’s picture

Nope. If you want to commit translations or any kind of code, the person has to have explicit CVS access to the project.

apaderno’s picture

I think I read in someplace that every developers (I mean people who have already CVS access) have access to the CVS repository for the translation files of every project. I cannot find out where I read that, but it seems I am not the only one to (wrongly) think it possible (it must be a metropolitan legend).

Edit: Also, I can see from your profile that you do have CVS access. You should be able to commit that file yourself, every translations directory is writable for all developers.

Hans Lodder’s picture

Please find attached the Dutch translation.

If there is anything I can do, please let me know.

Regards, hans

hass’s picture

Status: Active » Needs work

You need to create splitted .PO files for every module and do not provide the .MO file. See latest DEV package, please.

Hans Lodder’s picture

FileSize
21.37 KB

OK! Regards, hans

apaderno’s picture

There are a lot of commented strings at the end of the file that could be removed (as they are not used, if they are commented).

I thought that the character used before the decimal digits was the comma, like in German. Does Dutch really use the dot, or that is a typo?

hass’s picture

@hanslodder: Splitted PO files are required... every module and submodule need to have it's own file. See how I've done it for German. On the end of the day you need to have 6 files

Hans Lodder’s picture

@hass: Thank you for your patience! I hope that this time things are better. Please let me know if there is anything I can do more.

hass’s picture

Status: Needs work » Fixed

Great, committed.

Anonymous’s picture

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.