Hi, I have been using the SVN branch so these issues might exist in the release too (pretty sure the HTTPS one does).
We run an instance over HTTPS which on a vanilla Pootle checkout causes security warning due to mixed secure and insecure content in the browsers. Downloading the Google Translate Javascript via the HTTPS link solves the warnings in all browsers except IE. Pootle uses the sorttable.js script which has the following known issue: http://www.kryogenix.org/bugs/sorttable/https-secure-content.html The attached patch implements the workaround and solves the issue for us. The second issue is that submitting the last string in a PO file will not commit the changes to the database. I worked around that with the second patch attached, but looking at the comment above that code it probably needs a bit more work. Cheers, Jacques
pootle_https_ie_warning.patch
Description: pootle_https_ie_warning.patch
pootle_last_string_submit_bug.patch
Description: pootle_last_string_submit_bug.patch
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