On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 9:00 PM, Philip Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This page is for both users of the PHP Manual as well as translators. > Yes, people do care. It is to explain why [suddenly] 2/3 of the > translations seemingly disappeared, and also offers yet another path > for people to find themselves helping the PHP project. Writing such a > page is worth it, doesn't hurt, I'll write it.
Or just write up a news entry for it? Safes us a lot of hassle imo. > I proposed 11 translations for us to have online, whereas the rest go > offline. Doing so means weekly builds again, starting a week from now. [...] > The idea is to focus on getting those 11 online this week, then only > those 11 will be online via phpweb. Whether the others build or not > does not affect this. Earlier when you wrote that translations should > go online as soon as they build, I expressed my view that whether > something builds should not be the factor there. OK. As of next Friday, April 4th, we build all translations weekly. All but those 11 languages will be thrown into the $INACTIVE_ONLINE_LANGUAGES array on phpweb (i.e. does not show up on php.net/docs nor the "view this page in", and a user won't be redirected there based on his ACCEPT_LANGUAGE headers). Am I understanding you correctly? -Hannes
