Support for i18n extensions

@druppi: To address the first issue, I can certainly try, but I'm totally unfamiliar with i18n. Can you give me an example of how this data is stored in the node object?

Your second request is totally unrelated to the issue at hand and should be submitted as a separate feature request. However, please keep in mind that this module is intended as an administrative utility to allow those with permission to view the "About This Node" block a quick reference as to the status of a node. In my opinion, changing the output of this block based on role adds unnecessary complication to what should be a narrowly focused module.

Please feel free, though, to post a feature request. If there's a demand for it, I'll certainly supply it.

I've played around with i18n a bit, and here's what I think is going on:

• If tnid for a node = 0, it's neither a translated node nor a translation.
• If tnid for a node = its own nid, it's the source of a translation.
• If tnid for a node = neither 0 nor its own nid, it's a translated node. In this case, tnid is the nid of the original node.

Sound about right?

You're right. And tnid is not an i18n-extension but an extension(?) of the locale module, thus within core!

I've added i18n support.

It adds a "Translation status" item. It lists the titles of all translated nodes (linking to the node itself), and it encloses the source translation language in square brackets.

Something like:

# Translation status:
Greek: The Greek node title
[English]: The English node title

Doh,

I forgot to attach the patch file. Sorry...