hi all,
just joined this list. i am using drupal from long time (more then 2 years). i am from bangladesh. today me and my wife started the translation of drupal to bengali. we setup http://drupalbn.lavluda.com (drupal localization server l10n). please visit and check if we are doing something wrong.
i search the drupal.org, no one is working on bengali translation. so i am asking is it possible to our site on http://drupal.org/project/l10n_server "users" list ? so that if any other people want to work on bengali translation, (s)he can join with us.
thanks
Hey, nice server. I just started translation in Serbian language.
On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 8:33 PM, S. M. Ibrahim lavlu me@lavluda.com wrote:
hi all,
just joined this list. i am using drupal from long time (more then 2 years). i am from bangladesh. today me and my wife started the translation of drupal to bengali. we setup http://drupalbn.lavluda.com (drupal localization server l10n). please visit and check if we are doing something wrong.
i search the drupal.org, no one is working on bengali translation. so i am asking is it possible to our site on http://drupal.org/project/l10n_server "users" list ? so that if any other people want to work on bengali translation, (s)he can join with us.
thanks
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Hi!
2008/4/10 S. M. Ibrahim lavlu me@lavluda.com:
we setup http://drupalbn.lavluda.com (drupal localization server l10n). please visit and check if we are doing something wrong.
When I look at http://drupalbn.lavluda.com/translate/projects the list looks very similar to my first test of a server for Norwegian, when I had chosen a wrong setting for the server.
If you look at your admin/build/modules page, there are two different options for "Localization community": - Localization community for drupal.org - Localization community for local packages
The first one is meant for the final, common server at translation_or_something_like_that.drupal.org. It goes to get po-files from Drupal.org, and right now (or at least when I tried it in January) it gets a lot of different versions of Drupal core, including some development versions. That means that you might risk spending time translating strings that are not is use anymore. Also, if you want to translate contributed modules, you can't choose which ones to include.
The second one, "Localization community for local packages", is the one we _should_ use while we're waiting for the common server. When you are using that one, you need to copy the translation templates to your own server.
There are some more settings at admin/l10n_server/l10n_localpacks and some more information in the README-file, see http://cvs.drupal.org/viewvc.py/drupal/contributions/modules/l10n_server/REA...
i search the drupal.org, no one is working on bengali translation. so i am asking is it possible to our site on http://drupal.org/project/l10n_server "users" list ? so that if any other people want to work on bengali translation, (s)he can join with us.
I see you haven't been listed there yet. I suggest you contact Gabor at http://drupal.org/user/4166/contact
Good luck with your translation!
Regards, Hilde
thanks your reply.
On Sun, 2008-04-20 at 11:03 +0200, Hilde Austlid wrote:
Hi!
2008/4/10 S. M. Ibrahim lavlu me@lavluda.com:
we setup http://drupalbn.lavluda.com (drupal localization server l10n). please visit and check if we are doing something wrong.
When I look at http://drupalbn.lavluda.com/translate/projects the list looks very similar to my first test of a server for Norwegian, when I had chosen a wrong setting for the server.
If you look at your admin/build/modules page, there are two different options for "Localization community":
- Localization community for drupal.org
- Localization community for local packages
yes, i enabled "the Localization community for drupal.org" by mistake. now want to disable the mod, is it safe? will we lost the translated strings ?
The first one is meant for the final, common server at translation_or_something_like_that.drupal.org. It goes to get po-files from Drupal.org, and right now (or at least when I tried it in January) it gets a lot of different versions of Drupal core, including some development versions. That means that you might risk spending time translating strings that are not is use anymore. Also, if you want to translate contributed modules, you can't choose which ones to include.
The second one, "Localization community for local packages", is the one we _should_ use while we're waiting for the common server. When you are using that one, you need to copy the translation templates to your own server.
There are some more settings at admin/l10n_server/l10n_localpacks and some more information in the README-file, see http://cvs.drupal.org/viewvc.py/drupal/contributions/modules/l10n_server/REA...
i search the drupal.org, no one is working on bengali translation. so i am asking is it possible to our site on http://drupal.org/project/l10n_server "users" list ? so that if any other people want to work on bengali translation, (s)he can join with us.
I see you haven't been listed there yet. I suggest you contact Gabor at http://drupal.org/user/4166/contact
Good luck with your translation!
Regards, Hilde _______________________________________________ translations mailing list translations@drupal.org http://lists.drupal.org/mailman/listinfo/translations
Hi!
2008/4/20 S. M. Ibrahim lavlu me@lavluda.com:
thanks your reply.
Glad to be of help :-)
yes, i enabled "the Localization community for drupal.org" by mistake. now want to disable the mod, is it safe? will we lost the translated strings ?
I don't know. When I discovered my mistake, we hadn't started translating yet, so we just started a completely new installation of the server. From what I've read in the issue queue, I think it's difficult to get rid of the old, unwanted strings, so the easiest thing to do might be to install everything again.
I suggest you export your translations at http://drupalbn.lavluda.com/translate/languages/bn/export , then you can import them again after you have made the changes. I see there are a few translations at http://drupalbn.lavluda.com/translate/languages/sr as well.
Regards, Hilde
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