Translated to Italian

 

note that's only the first draft

 

Admin_Panel_2.0_Language_Translation_Pack___Italian.zip

First Draft? I don't understand.... I will test both the Italian and the Big5 when i get home today... if i have time

First Draft? I don't understand.... I will test both the Italian and the Big5 when i get home today... if i have time

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i mean that it may contain errors etc.. i should test it..

Be at BetaChat 2 and you can get 3.3 Beta 3 to test it with.

 

After Beta 3 is the Stable Release of Uniform Server so we need to hurry up.

I'll work on the German version - as offered some time ago.

Did you delete Line 65 as requested?

 

Where it says: 'nav-en' => 'English',

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Yes, I have deleted it. Thanks!

O.K.

German translation finished.

 

I don't know Perl, but in u2w.cgi, line 15, you have to change a part of the code (value of the submit button in line 99) - right?

Admin_Panel_2.0_Language_Translation_Pack_de_German.zip

Yeah...

 

I hope you did not translate any of the programming/codes?

I hope you did not translate any of the programming/codes?

 

Who knows...

lol

r3g, there is a massive amount of bug in your translation. Why? Because of the use of ( ' ) in your translation. You have to replace it with the html code for it, which i do not know of head Please make sure not to replace the ones that are holding the script together.

 

Cabra, you have html codes in your translation. I have no idea what it translates to or if they are just symbols but your translation works ok.

 

Thanks everyone.

Hi,

 

here is a spanish translation. Hope it works - since i don't have the latest beta installed here (yet).

Admin_Panel_2.0_es.zip

Yeah it works now, you had some bugs in there. You did the same thing r3g did with the ( ' ). You added it to the stop server page but i have fixed it

 

Thanks.

Any bugs in my translation work?

No bugs.. but i do not know if it is working ... all i see is @#$#$% and all that cause of my setting. You will be able to test it with Beta 3 soon..

revision 01 for the Italian translation (debugged):

Admin_Panel_2.0___Italian_rev01.zip

This is the second version of Big5 Chinese language pack.

Big5_Chinese__Second_Version_.zip

smc, what was wrong with the first version?

smc, what was wrong with the first version?

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There are nothing wrong in the first version, but I think my translation is not perfect.

So I make some minor changes.

The second version is the final one.

Ok

chinese gb second version

 

i have seen the big 5 verison , its better than my gb version, so i check my translation again and change some words as i saw the big 5 version.

i had to thank SMC!

The uniform server 3.3 beta looks nice!

but i am too busy and still have no time to test the uniform server 3.3 beta.

 

poor english and translation,need chinese tester to tell me bug.

 

ps: i dont like the way of scroll in admin panel, too slow.

gb.zip

and ,someting need to set in the html files

<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />

and need CSS to control the admin panel's font size, as i saw it is too small for chinese users

You can tell us all that in the BetaChat.. make sure you reply to the post in the developer forum to set the time and date.

 

Please lets pause the translation for now. There might be some huge changes after or during the BetaChat which is why we will need every single Translator in the BetaChat.

Instead of using MS Wordpad - which is notoriously fallible in recognizing and handling "funny" characters in plain text files - I really, really, really suggest using instead Notepad2 (see http://www.flos-freeware.ch/ for the file & source code) as it's REALLY transparent, and respectful of whatever text file you open with it: recognizes set file and character encoding properly, respects indentation (doesn't substitute tabs with spaces) and creates picture-perfect encoded files.

 

Also, I suggest setting the files in the translation pack to UTF-8 with byte-order marker (sometimes also abbreviated to BOM) as that will resolve all the "garbage character" issues you're having now, with non-English languages (e.g., the accented letters) because you're using the very English language oriented ANSI encoding method...

 

Finally, as to encoding "weird" characters that will be rendered on-screen: which method of HTML entities do you prefer? Numeric or named? I suppose named, e.g.:

 

é

 

for the accented e (é) but I wanted to make sure first... Also, should the ampersand in such encoded entities be escaped, and if so how?

 

Thanks in advance!