Closed (fixed)
Project:
Update Status
Version:
5.x-2.0-rc
Component:
Code
Priority:
Minor
Category:
Bug report
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Created:
28 Jun 2007 at 21:06 UTC
Updated:
13 Jul 2007 at 08:15 UTC
what about using Administer » Logs » Available updates for Administer >> Logs >> Available updates?
Comments
Comment #1
merlinofchaos commentedThe >> is in the breadcrumb and is completely part of your theme; update status has no control over that at all.
Comment #2
hass commentedähm, one moment please - the string i posted is the default drupal one. Aside, if this is the breadcrumb - it shouldn't be translatable as *one* string! If this is one string i'm unable to change this
»char with a custom theme function.So i found a bug... this string should be splitted in their elements. Aside this strings are core strings and should be reusable...
Comment #3
dwwoh good grief. it's the body of the email notification. you make it seem like we've committed a mortal sin here. i'm loosing patience in going out of my way to make this a breeze to translate. hass, if you supplied patches more often then scorn, i might be more inclined to fix stuff like this.
however, if we change this, it's going to make it *HARDER* to translate for RTL people. they might want to translate the whole thing "backwards", which if i split it up for you will be impossible. in fact, i believe that's why i choose to wrap the whole thing in t() in the first place. so, i'm going to get a 2nd opinion from another translator, then probably mark this "by design".
Comment #4
merlinofchaos commentedI'm confused. What does update status have to do with translating the breadcrumb...at all?
Comment #5
dwwSpoke to killes. He agreed this is painful for RTL folks. None of this is worth the hassle. The human-readable menu path was just there as a means to help usability, but if it's going to cause grief, forget it.
http://drupal.org/cvs?commit=71780
Comment #6
merlinofchaos commentedI'm realizing that this probably isn't in the breadcrumb, we're probably talking about some message that's sent out.
If that is the case, the >> is appropriate, which is part of the standard that drupal.org uses when describing a navigation path: (For example: http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/node )
Either that or, hass, you need to make your reports more than 1 sentence. You need to make sure we can understand the context. Otherwise I will just start closing them without comment.
Comment #7
dwwComment #8
hass commented@dww: no - this is not a mortal sin... it's the "won't fixer" and i don't like this unhelpful manner. i'm sorry i haven't looked into code about this string and where it is used and thought it's a breadcrumb, too. I translated the module and wonder what this is, nothing more. I was in "translation mode" and haven't spend time on a code review... thank you for helpfull handbook link, but i cannot know everything.
i appologize for the inconvience.
Comment #9
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