A proposition:
1/ Translate on Meta the message "Tech News: {{{1}}}-{{{2}}}" (anywhere,
for instance in Template:Tech header)
2/ Replicate by bot or by hand this message on each language wiki (WP, WS,
etc.) into a template {{Tech News title}} containing the corresponding
translation of "Tech News: {{{1}}}-{{{2}}}"
3/ Post the mass message with title
"[[m:Special:MyLanguage/Tech/News/2014/07|{{subst:#ifexist:Template:Tech
News title|{{subst:Tech News title|2014|07}}|Tech News: 2014-07}}]]"
(perfect tweet: 140 characters :)
~ Seb35
Le Sun, 02 Feb 2014 12:11:09 +0100, Guillaume Paumier
<[email protected]> a écrit :
On Sun, Feb 2, 2014 at 2:07 AM, Philippe Verdy <[email protected]>
wrote:
Each translated page has a title which is accessible in the
Translations:
namespace, which uses the sub-id "Page display title" instead of the
numeric
id of a translation unit in the source page, just before hte language
code.
Yes. the problem is not to access the translation, but to post it.
When we were using EdwardsBot, we discussed the possibility of using a
#switch for the title based on the wiki's {{CONTENTLANG}} (like we do
for the message's body), but the limitation on the length of MediaWiki
edit summaries prevented us from doing that.
We're now using MassMessage, but that limitation remains. I've tried
to include the title in the body (the downside being that there would
be a blank edit summary), but MassMessage doesn't allow to send
messages without a title.
Which brings me back to: If someone has ideas about how to do it, I'm
happy to try. :)
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