Awesome.
Thanks Morgen.
On Jul 9, 2007, at 3:58 PM, Morgen Sagen wrote:
On Jul 9, 2007, at 2:15 PM, Mimi Yin wrote:
The user probably won't know that, no? To them it's just an URL?
Can we just say 'Invalid URL.'
Done
#: parcels/osaf/sharing/conduits.py:912
msgid "Subscribing to KindCollections prohibited."
msgstr ""
?? When does this come up?
This could happen only in the old sharing framework, and only if
someone was trying something malicious.
Can we say: 'Subscribing to collections filtered by application
area is no longer supported.'
We could, but it would be describing something completely
different. I changed it to "Invalid collection type".
#: parcels/osaf/sharing/filesystem_conduit.py:33
msgid "A misconfiguration error was encountered."
msgstr ""
?? Account was misconfigured?
Well, it's not an account really, just a local file access. The
only way this could be seen if there was a coding error in
the .ics import/export layer, so only a programmer would ever see
this. A more appropriate message for a programmer would be "File
system conduit is missing sharePath or shareName attributes" --
but since sharePath and shareName are actual attribute names in
the code, I suppose those shouldn't be localizable strings.
What's the next action on this?
I already made it non-localized since it contains code attribute
names.
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