On Fri, 18 Jan 2008, Thomas Koch wrote:
> I think, that actually two different function names are needed.
> First you need a function which is called on every visualization of the
> template, e.g. every time the user sees it.
That's what you get when caching is not enabled in the prototype.
> The second is a static block, which calls the translation function only once
> on compile time for texts which do never change, e.g. "Enter password here:".
> This block makes use of the template feature of static blocks, which are
> called only on compile time.
And that's what you get when caching is enabled. As this is already
handled, we don't need two different functions here.
> An optional argument to tell the language may be needed on some special pages:
>
> {tr "Please choose your language" language "en"}
> {tr "Please choose your language" language "de"}
> {tr "Please choose your language" language "fr"}
What's the point of this? If you know you'd already want it in another
language you can simply use it there...
> And then there's still issue 12161 about variables in static texts. As you've
> marked it as related to this topic, it may be considered.
I just closed that, as you can already do so.
regards,
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