From: Mattias Konradsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
a) Should the url for a document in different languages be the same or
different, ie document.html/sida.html vs
document.html?langID=1/document.html?langID=2 I'm leaning towards the
second alternative since it's easier to manage but I could be wrong
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wouldn't users rather expect the domainname to change ?
Like:
konradsson.fr
konradsson.de
konradsson.dk
To me that indicates that you have company prescence in all of these
countries. That is only one reason that you want a multiple-language site.
Best Regards
I could have german Version of browser but I want the English version of the
site
Emad Sarhan
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From: Apoorv Durga [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Voigt, Ingo, NMG-FC [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'Lennart Regebro'
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Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002
At 10:25 2002-11-06 +0100, Voigt, Ingo, NMG-FC said:
At 00:00 2002-11-06 +0100, Lennart Regebro said:
When doing language aware sites I think the language should
be selected
automatically from the languages selected in the browser, but
that it's also
important to have a possibility to select
Ingo Wrote
your example has this done in a nice way. But there is also one way how this
shouldn't be done. www.google.com, when I enter it with a german version of
the browser I get redirected to www.google.de, no matter what. I would call
that usability. Since in my understanding usability is
Hi to all the XSL-Gurus outside.
I'm new in xsl(t) programming. My problem is: I want to change a
xsl-parameter outside the xsl (from a servlet) using xalan for
the transformation. Is this possible? How? (I know that it's possible in
PHP, but I want Java). Thanks in advanced.
Mit freundlichen
Jay Blanchard wrote:
[snip]
- comes with full open program source (but is not Open Source as in FREE).
[/snip]
Open Source Free
Open Source - the code is available to the licensee of the program for
modification. It is encouraged that modifications be shared so that others
may benefit from
Hi,
Altough slightly off-topic this list is bound to have good suggestions on
the following...
I was wondering if anybody on this list uses, and loves!, a simple graphical
UML editor for quick prototypes (i.e. getting your thoughts on paper).
Support for structural diagrams is enough, behavior
IK -- Yes, but
a) form based content entry does not prevent content being entered in
the 'wrong' field in addition to being not very flexible to
begin with,
I didn't think we were talking about form-based input. You, of course, only
would want to use form-based input for very structured
Hi all,
I'm very interested on this subject because I'm building a CMS/Portal
solution with Microsoft.NET and C# (very embryonic). This solution would
encompass my experience and all the needs that have been stated in this
list since it at began. Furthermore I would not mind to put it in Open
Hi Chris,
I don't think you understand what I'm saying. There are no language
specific pages. You don't force pages into their respective tongues.
It's the other way around. A page should have versions in every tongue.
And it definately isn't machine translation... Don't know where you
That's the one. Thanks.
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From: Brent Nordin [mailto:bnordin;itnet.ca]
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 2:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'CMS List'
Subject: RE: [cms-list] CMS Product Feature Matrix
Dutch not German, but useful nonetheless:
I must say that if you are afraid of competition, do not open source
your product.
I am a memeber of the OpenACS community, and while our CMS solutions are
not quite all there, the community is very strong. The code is not owned
by any one company. The community drives development. There are
From: Michael Bardeggia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Alex. A while back, someone posted a link to a German site..that
listed many products with features. Does anyone remember the post?
www.contentmanager.de, perhaps?
Mike Bardeggia
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From: Alek Andreev
Nuno Lopes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip, building .NET/C# CMS/Protal, embryonic,
maybe go open source
The question is how to fund that development?
snip, services not an option in early development
Very big question, and I've thought about this a
lot. At the risk of being cained in
Or do they simply prefer to work in a WYSIWYG style that offers some
meaningful visual feedback to the author as they write?
Both
Of course, you can't approximate the final output if you don't know WHAT
the final output device/platform/environment will be all of the time (which
is often
Austin wrote:
Which post?
Ok, you have taken the following statement from the first post of mine
to this thread
Structured information is an artificial artifact needed by computers in
most cases. We humans to not need it or want it! We are visual! (That
is our freedom)
After that post Mattias
Well, I have to admit I'm beginning to feel a bit lost in this topics, I'm
not entirely sure exactly what we're arguing about anymore and I can't make
sense of some of Nuno's statements (no offense). I'm very glad Austin made
some points so I didn't have too :) I can only state these as facts as I
I run a consulting business based on free software (that is free as in
speech, not free as in beer). I have a product (VishwaKarma) that is
a free software control panel for web hosting companies. It was
originally created for a client; the deal subsequently fell through
and I enhanced it and
I'm not entirely sure exactly what we're arguing about anymore
I lost track some 70 messages ago. Nonetheless I've read some very
interesting perspectives along the way. Don't think of it as an argument,
think of it as a lively discussion among 2000 of your closest friends.
...Don't forget
Guy Chammas wrote:
I am looking for a product that can be integrated with a Java-based CMS
and will convert MS Office files into either XML or good html.
-- Well Guy if you are looking for conversion and integration with a Java
based CMS, you could consider HTML Transit. This has been around for
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