On Wed, 15 Nov 2006 08:24:18 -0800, Simone Deponti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> So if you want to get back to your language you have to clear the cookie
> (or
> close the browser).
No, you can just select a different language, and it will work. No need to
clear cookies or log out.
> And also it will change all the labels (eg, login and
> all).
Yes. For a project like GNOME, where you have a realistic opportunity to
maintain your website in a lot of languages thanks to your excellent
translation team — and thus you can avoid what is commonly a problem in
less comprehensively multilingual communities: Mixing of languages on one
page.
When you *do* need to have elements that appear for everybody (like news
items, which I assume are going to be instantly available in English for
everybody), LinguaPlone has the notion of a "neutral" language object,
which means it will exist in all languages.
> I think however that this is a minor issue that we can address in the
> future: as is, we should go on with the standard LinguaPlone.
That's a good idea. Translation (as you well know) is a complex problem,
and we have spent quite some time with our customers and community the
past few years to build something that works well for them. Trying to
rebuild a multilingual content management infrastructure is not trivial. :)
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