On 2 Jan 2007, at 18:52, Daniel McBrearty wrote:
"The only thing to remember is that it expects the I18N plugin to be
loaded since all text is run through that before display"
Hmmm. I specifically don't want to use that plugin, as we have our own
version which is similar but different. We may be a bit wrongheaded
about this at the moment, but I've not yet found any practical reason
to change it ...
I don't need any transation of text for the crud stuff anyhow - it's
all purely admin functions, which are English only.
But I guess all it really wants is to see methods with the appropriate
names in the $c namespace ... so no problem.
Yep, absolutely. But it was kinda critical to our use to enable L10N
from the ground up so we used the standard approach.
I explicitly -don't- check to see if the plugin's loaded though and
never will - I might need to implement something completely different
myself one day too :)
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