On Montag, 3. November 2008, Reinout van Schouwen wrote:
> Hi Markus,
>
> 2008/9/17 Markus Krötzsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> >> > Thanks for your translation. I will update the SMW language files
> >> > soon. The content of SMW_Messages.php in fact be edited online: see
> >> > translatewiki.net for details on how to do that. This is hopefully
> >> > much more convenient than editing the message file (and it does not
> >> > have the extra delay of me uploading your translations).
>
> Siebrand, one of the guys who runs translatewiki.net, showed me that
> it's possible to have arbitrary wiki pages converted to messages in
> translatewiki. Would you consider putting the SMW manual there as
> well?

Sure, that would be great. Could you explain (or point me to a link where I 
can learn about):

(1) how one can best synchronize our manual pages with translatewiki.net in 
this case (will there be a category comprising all pages for XML export?) 
(since our site is not public, it would be easy to simply declare the manual 
there to be a copy, so synching would boil down to copying from translatewiki-
net),

(2) how the translation can cope with structural changes (when adding/changing 
features, we often also add new pages to the manual or rename old ones),

(3) how style/image related things are best synched (we use some images in 
texts as well, custom CSS is relevant only on the main page).

Thanks for clarifying -- I would really like to use this feature as soon as 
possible! I could imagine to also include some "pseudo pages" that cover the 
translations of things that are currently not translated with the messages 
(e.g. the captions of namespaces).

Regards,

Markus


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Markus Krötzsch
Semantic MediaWiki    http://semantic-mediawiki.org
http://korrekt.org    [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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