Hi all, a reply to Kato-san's email is below. Hristo, thanks for testing as well!
Finally, this is ready for launch IMO, along with the new header design. Minor tweaks can be made as required, of course. I have tested it in IE6, and it works as well as can be expected (functionally it works OK, stylistically... well it leaves a little to be desired but that's IE's fault). IE8 is OK, so is Firefox, Opera and Safari. The header bug noted in his earlier email should be fixed too. On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 3:20 AM, Yosuke Kato <y...@drunk.jp> wrote: > I had a look at javascript out of interest, and found that Chinese > (lnagCode:zh) should be "中文". > "其他语言" means "other languages". Whoops! Wrong string :). The language strings were taken from Wikipedia's start page - I opened up the HTML source, searched for each two-letter language code, and copied/pasted the language string on that line... except in this case, I copied the wrong string (the one near the bottom of the page). Thanks for pointing that out, I've fixed it now. > I've never saw such various characters at the same time. This script is > so interesting ( though I can't even distinguish which is one character > in some language... ) Thankfully, JavaScript files can be encoded in UTF-8, so it shows the correct characters for users that have the correct font (usually the default sans-serif font will have most of the characters required), even though my text editor shows question marks for many of the languages :) Regards, Ivan.