Hi,
I have had a look at it and reported my findings at Launchpad (see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/1629078). I'm pasting them
here just in case anybody has an idea how to fix it (we test web client
for Evergreen 2.10.7):
"I have extracted a couple of strings from web_staff_translation2.jpg
and have checked the translation files at Launchpad to see where these
are included.
It seems that those strings that are included in the "webstaff"
translation file are correctly translated in the interface. Example:
"Telefonní číslo přes den" ("Day Phone" in English).
However, those which are not included in the "webstaff" translation file
are not translated in the web client interface. Examples: "Internet
Access Level" (contained in the "fm-idl.dtd" translation file) or
"Privilege Expiration Date" (also contained in the "fm-idl.dtd"
translation file).
Could that be the reason why some strings fail to show up as translated?
And if so, how could it be fixed?"
In other words, the question seems to be the following:
Does the web client know where to look for the appropriate translations?
Thanks!
Linda
On 29.9.2016 21:07, Cerninakova Eva wrote:
Hi all
we have a great opportunity to arrange the long term project
workshop starting next week in which students of Information science
at Charles University of Prague will write Czech documentation for
Evergreen web staff client.
Unfortunately when we launched web staff client in order to test
it, the interface turned out to be almost untranslated.
When trying to trace the roots of the problem we have identified two
areas:
1) Some language strings remain untranslated even if there is no
reason why they should not be translated (according to our limited
knowledge). The strings in tt2 files seems to be O.K., translations
are available in the web staff client localization file
(/openils/var/data/locale/staff/cs-CZ.po) and translation in the OPAC
on the same Evergreen installation are being applied smoothly (for
details see https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/1629078).
Moreover, some minor parts of the web staff client are shown
translated - which is a real mystery.
We are not sure whether there is any other settings (or whatever
else) to be done for the web staff client proper localization except
the localization settings in Apache?
2) Some portions of translation of the web staff client are
untranslated because the translation strings are not part of the
cs-CZ.po localization file. As they are not in the "webstaff"
translation template in Launchpad at all, I wonder whether some parts
of web staff had not been included to Lauchpad or whether translation
for some parts of the web staff are stored in any other place then the
"staff" directory (similarly as it is for the current staff client)
and the core of the problem lies elsewhere?
Without Czech translation it is pointless to start working on Czech
web staff client documentation (which mean we will probably miss the
opportunity arrange the student project workshop) so we would really
appreciate any quick help or hint how to solve or patch the problem.
Thanks in advance
Eva
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