Hi!
Could you tell me if there is an effort to internationalize RT? I’d like
to polonize it. I suppose it would be sufficient to:
- translate documents
- add content-type with appropriate charset to html pages (or
AddDefaultCharset to apache configuration)
- add content-type headers to e-mails sent from console
Am I right, or it is more complicated with RT? Maybe someone
has made such a modifications, or the RT Devel Team plans to create a
framework to make internationalization faster/easier?
Richard.
“First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they
fight you. Then you win.” - Mohandas Gandhi.
Sounds like you want RT 3.0, which is currently being prepared for
release (Release Candidate 1 was made available this weekend.)
As of now, i seem to recall that someone volunteered a polish
translation, but never delivered. If you’re interested, I can provide
you with instructions as to how to prepare a translation.
RT3 already speaks: German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Czech, Finnish,
Dutch, Russian, Japanese and Chinese. Polish would be a welcome
addition.
-jOn Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 08:45:50PM +0100, Ryszard Lach wrote:
Hi!
Could you tell me if there is an effort to internationalize RT? I’d like
to polonize it. I suppose it would be sufficient to:
- translate documents
- add content-type with appropriate charset to html pages (or
AddDefaultCharset to apache configuration)
- add content-type headers to e-mails sent from console
Am I right, or it is more complicated with RT? Maybe someone
has made such a modifications, or the RT Devel Team plans to create a
framework to make internationalization faster/easier?
Richard.
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fight you. Then you win.” - Mohandas Gandhi.
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Sounds like you want RT 3.0, which is currently being prepared for
release (Release Candidate 1 was made available this weekend.)
As of now, i seem to recall that someone volunteered a polish
translation, but never delivered. If you’re interested, I can provide
you with instructions as to how to prepare a translation.
RT3 already speaks: German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Czech, Finnish,
Dutch, Russian, Japanese and Chinese. Polish would be a welcome
addition.
I’ll check the differences between 2.0 and 3.0 and consider upgrade,
then I’ll email you about the translation.
Richard.
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