Re: Google app engine django 1.2 localization

2011-03-12 Thread Nick Rosencrantz
Many thanks for the idea! I'll try the setup you're referring to.
Regards, Nick Rosencrantz

On Mar 12, 9:48 am, Jiten Singh <jiten@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Nick,
>
> While working with GAE I use django provided onhttp://allbuttonspressed.com, 
> it is django non rel i know you must
> have heard about it.
>
> I have django1.2.4 final installed in my machine ,
>
> however i use django non rel for GAE apps.. and make it part of my gae
> project by symlinking to it django customized by non rel team. the version
> in my shell (using ./manage.py shell) is 1.3.0 alpha...
>
> I haven't tried localisation files yet.. just thought may be using django
> non rel at allbuttonspressed team can solve your problem...
>
> *Best Regards,*
> *Jitendra*
> *_discover the power of opensource_____*
>
> On Sat, Mar 12, 2011 at 2:55 PM, Nick Rosencrantz <nikla...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> > Dear Group, Here's a question I try to solve, Maybe you know what's
> > the change between GAE+django 0.96 and GAE+django 1.2 with respect to
> > localization? Putting .po and .mo files in APP_NAME/conf ... used to
> > work and upgraded to django 1.2 it won't work anymore. Having upgraded
> > from django 0.96 to 1.2 the i18n translations
> > I got that are in addition to the builtin translations bugged out. I
> > started a a question here about it
>
> >http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5271687/how-to-make-django-pick-up...
> > ie How to make GAE+ django pick up my .po and .mo translations. I got
> > translations ready in .po and .mo files. How can I make django 1.2
> > display these? I can use the builtin translations and now I want to
> > enable in addition the ones I keep in [application-name]/conf/locale/
> > [Language_Code]/LC_MESSAGES'
>
> > Is there a way? It used to work with django 0.96 and after the upgrade
> > only the builtin translations work. I tried moving to APP_DIR/locale/
> > LANG_CODE/LC_MESSAGES/django.po and it won't work for me. Maybe I
> > missed something. Do I have to recompile .po files?
>
> > Folowing the instructions from answers, I put my .po and .mo files in
>
> > APP_DIR/locale/LANG_CODE/LC_MESSAGES/django.po
>
> > It still won't work. I'm considering why and welcoming any more advice
> > or recommendation how to enable i18n features with django for google
> > app engine.
>
> > If any know-how is on this issue then kindly instruct here how to
> > proceed.
> > Regards,
> > Nick Rosencrantz
>
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Google app engine django 1.2 localization

2011-03-12 Thread Nick Rosencrantz
Dear Group, Here's a question I try to solve, Maybe you know what's
the change between GAE+django 0.96 and GAE+django 1.2 with respect to
localization? Putting .po and .mo files in APP_NAME/conf ... used to
work and upgraded to django 1.2 it won't work anymore. Having upgraded
from django 0.96 to 1.2 the i18n translations
I got that are in addition to the builtin translations bugged out. I
started a a question here about it
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5271687/how-to-make-django-pick-up-my-po-and-mo-translations
ie How to make GAE+ django pick up my .po and .mo translations. I got
translations ready in .po and .mo files. How can I make django 1.2
display these? I can use the builtin translations and now I want to
enable in addition the ones I keep in [application-name]/conf/locale/
[Language_Code]/LC_MESSAGES'

Is there a way? It used to work with django 0.96 and after the upgrade
only the builtin translations work. I tried moving to APP_DIR/locale/
LANG_CODE/LC_MESSAGES/django.po and it won't work for me. Maybe I
missed something. Do I have to recompile .po files?

Folowing the instructions from answers, I put my .po and .mo files in

APP_DIR/locale/LANG_CODE/LC_MESSAGES/django.po

It still won't work. I'm considering why and welcoming any more advice
or recommendation how to enable i18n features with django for google
app engine.

If any know-how is on this issue then kindly instruct here how to
proceed.
Regards,
Nick Rosencrantz

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Re: django 1.2 + Google app engine + templatetags

2011-03-07 Thread Nick Rosencrantz
Solved.

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