On 6/21/07, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is not the normal way to handle a bilingual list. For discussion,
I know it's not the normal way to do things. I like to do things the hard way :)
Actually I am trying to do away with access to the web interface
altogether for the end users. I am just talking about e-mail MIME
encoding only.
> You can still make a list specific template in english in
> $PREFIX/lists/<list-name>/en
> and chinese in $PREFIX/lists/<list-name>/zh-CN if the default template
> isn't suitable for the list.
Which I have done, with the english templates, by making them bilingual.
> If you really want to make the english template bilingual and the
> charset utf-8, you can change the charset for english. In general,
> changing the charset can be problematic because the charset in which
> the language messages and templates are encoded may not be compatible
> with the new charset, but changing english to utf-8 should be OK as
> utf-8 is a superset of the default us-ascii.
Hmmm, that hadn't occured to me. I may have to revisit this down the road then.
> To make this specific change, put
>
> add_language('en', 'English (USA)', 'utf-8')
>
> in mm_cfg.py and restart Mailman.
Thanks,
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Bryan Carbonnell - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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