Re: Username plugin translation

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: squirrelmail-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
> [mailto:squirrelmail-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On 
> Behalf Of Fredrik Jervfors
> Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 12:05 PM
> To: Squirrelmail User Support Mailing List
> Subject: Re:  Username plugin translation
> 
> "Jevos, Peter":
> > "Fredrik Jervfors":
> >> "Jevos, Peter":
> >>> "Fredrik Jervfors":
> >>>> "Jevos, Peter":
> >>>>> I'd like to ask how to correctly prepare tranplation 
> for Username 
> >>>>> plugin I've created po file using xgettext and placed it on the 
> >>>>> proper place in the locale path. And I have placed 
> these strings 
> >>>>> to the file funcionts.php (where is located all translated 
> >>>>> strings)
> >>>>>
> >>>>> bindtextdomain('username',SM_PATH . 'locale'); 
> >>>>> textdomain('username');
> >>>>>
> >>>>> ............
> >>>>> ............
> >>>>>
> >>>>> bindtextdomain('squirrelmail',SM_PATH . 'locale'); 
> >>>>> textdomain('squirrelmail');
> >>>>>
> >>>>> I placed first strings at the beginnig of the file and 
> the others 
> >>>>> at the end. And probably this is wrong cause my translations 
> >>>>> doesn't  work. I have translated many plugins but all 
> of them had 
> >>>>> prepared bindtextdomain strings by their developer 
> Where should I 
> >>>>> put these strings into file functions.php correctly
> >>>>
> >>>> Mail me your code and I'll take a look.
> >>>
> >>> Here it is
> >>
> >> Call me stupid, but I weren't able to extract the code. It 
> appears as 
> >> if the file "functions.php" is also gzip compressed, but contains 
> >> binary even after decompression. Or I FUBAR:ed.
> >
> > No you're not stupid, I'm stupid, I've prepared it really 
> bad. Here it 
> > is again.. By the way, I've needed it to find an acronym 
> FUBAR, cause 
> > I've never heard it before - I had to laugh a lot.
> 
> I'll charge you no extra for the laughing.
> 
> Here's a quick and dirty solution that _should_ work (but I 
> haven't tested it). Note that there are other approaches to 
> this, as Paul mentioned in a related post. Some SquirrelMail 
> versions (1.4.10+ and 1.5.2+) use a function called 
> sq_change_text_domain() which (I think) is part of the 
> compatibility plugin also.
> 
Dear Fredrik

Thanks for your help. I'll will use ti and also I check the Paul's way

BR

Pet
> 

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