Nick Rohrlach wrote: > > > In this case reply articles would be the closest match to your needs. A > > more generic linking style would probably require an extarnal linking > > table, which has pros and cons. I'll try to work out a concept for 2.0. > > Input very welcome. > > Well I won't dare comment on the external linking issue but I might add my > input in the form of our business need. I'm looking at moving every site > in > the company I work for (we are a publicly listed company in Australia with > 6 > subsidiary companies all over the world) to Midgard. One thing we do want > to have is a massivee content tree that is developed by certain people > (such > as the product managers in Australia) and other people in offices in other > locations (such as our sales manager in America that speaks Spanish) > translate the content into other languages which can then be available to > all the sites meaning that Spanish translated content could be used not > only > on our American website but also on the European etc. > > Functionality such as an ability to use language specific graphics (I > suppose BLOB support will cover this?) and something that, should an > article > have not been translated then say the English version would get served up > (perhaps with an apology before you hit the link - see > francais.curling.ca). > > I'm sure I'll over other thoughts later but it's always nice to see some of > the things people want out of a product before you sit down to code. > > Nick Rohrlach How about this: http://&;(midgard.uri);?lang=&(lang); $image_new[0] = "new-finnish.jpg"; $image_new[1] = "new-english.jpg"; <img src="images/<? echo $image_new[$lang]; ?> and articles: add "lang" value to ex. icon field and show only articles which has right "lang". this way no arbitary linking of articles is not needed --Henkka -- This is The Midgard Project's mailing list. For more information, please visit the project's web site at http://www.midgard-project.org To unsubscribe the list, send an empty email message to address [EMAIL PROTECTED]
