Hi,

I face the following issue:
System: 5.0.10 on a Centos (with custom python 2.5) or a Debian-lenny with 5.0.9

- import the lanugage-package "Deutsch/German". ( DE )
- set the Customer to DE
- print a quotation/sales-order:

All fields are translated -- except the  the "quotation date" / "Date Ordered". 
They stay in original ( = EN,  most likely untranslated RML-file text).

the order.rml file:
--&<-------------
...
 <td>
          <para style="terp_tblheader_General_Centre">[[ o.state=='draft' and 
'Quotation Date' or 'Date Ordered' ]]</para>
        </td>
...
--&<-------------

from i18n/de_DE.po:
--&<-------------
#. module: sale
#: rml:sale.order:0
#: field:sale.order,date_order:0
msgid "Date Ordered"
msgstr "Auftragsdatum"
--&<-------------

The strings do match, but it seems it's somehow ignored by the 
translation-logic.

I did also try a 5.0.10 (where the statement in the RML looks a bit different) 
-- no luck there, too.

In theory, could now "hard" trasnlate (something like a generic "date") that in 
RML ( or .sxw and "compile" ), but I would like to know/fix the main-reason.... 
(assuming, that I might print in future Orders in english as well)

Found nothing in launchpad-bugs. (and failed to open one)

Is there some other translation-logic ( DB, ... ) beside the .po files ?
Or even some pre-translated/cached template-files ?

mfg
.klemens




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