Hi,
F Wolff a écrit : > Op Donderdag 2007-09-27 skryf Laurent Godard: > >> HI all >> >> As you may know, the OpenOffice.org Extensions project has built a >> website gathering all the worldwide contributions. >> >> http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/ >> >> Coupled to the OOo Extensions Manager, it will be a usefull tool to >> enrich our favourite office suite >> >> The website has been designed using Drupal framework and no attention >> has been paid to internationalization until now >> >> It is now time to solve this issue. >> >> So we need help from someone knowing Drupal and wanting to help to setup >> the site so that it can contain international content >> >> There will be 2 parts to be translated >> - The easiest is the static part >> - A more challenging will be to allow translation (and at term >> contributions) of the extensions descriptions >> > > Actually, it might be the opposite way round: Drupal can export content > to XLIFF files which you can host on a Pootle server to allow online or > offline translation. This can be hosted on the same server used for GUI > and Help localisation, so the whole community have one place for > localisation management. > > http://drupal.org/project/xliff > > I have not used it yet, so I can't help with the details, but it exists. > > In Barcelona we expressly discussed the XLIFF topic and we agreed that we would not use it until it would become an OASIS standard. Besides many apps work with different versions of XLIFF... Best, Charles. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]