26 Apr
2008
26 Apr
'08
7:36 p.m.
Daniel F. Kudwien wrote:
To translate a content correctly, translators are more comfortable with the approach taken by #translatable. They see the original form and thus, have an idea of how all strings and contents of an object relate. #translatable stores the translations and does not alter the original data.
That's fine and true when it's 1 form, 1 object, but a single view is at least 50 forms, most of them with no more than an item or two. Is that *really* the translation interface you want? The label I provide can lead you to the context, but without promoting stuff to a single level, I don't think translating a view directly in the form would be considered good UI.