We recently needed to solve this problem as our translation team would
not accept spliting the sentence into three keys. We ended up using
placeholders in our properties file to insert the html into the
sentence, ie:
This is a sentence that has a link in it right {0}here{1}.
Where {0} is replaced with <a href="..."> and {1} with </a>. This has
the nasty side effect of not being able to 1) specify the sentence in
the html template, 2) not being able to create a link within a
sentence that is composed of a tapestry component and 3) just plain
annoying. It would be nice if tapestry had some mechanism to make this
easier to deal with (fully understanding other frameworks have similar
issues).
ryan
On 1/20/06, Gerald Schöffel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, it is me again :)
>
> At this time I am trying to implement internationalization.
>
> And because of the cool Tapestry features I am advancing really fast.
>
> But now I run into a simple, but annoying problem ... or maybe I am just to
> tired :)
>
> The HTML output should be like:
>
> Please click <a href="/page,aDirectLink">here</a> to register.
>
> Is there a Solution without breaking the sentence into 3 parts ?
>
> Like in
>
> page.html
> <span key="part1"/><a jwcid="registerLink"><span key="part2"/></a><span
> key="part3"/>
>
> page.properties
> part1=Please click
> part2=here
> part3=to register.
>
> I was fumbling with messages.format() and messages.getMessage() using
> message-parameters - but the Tapestry stuff is not interpreted (ok, it was
> worth trying :) ).
>
> Any suggestions ?
>
> Thanks,
> Gerald
>
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