Sorry for bringing this up again. The code hasn't changed in
admin/default/edit_language, and should work as before, but doesn't in my
case. Anyone else sees TEXTAREA if translation string > 40 characters when
editing languages? Thanks.
def edit_language():
""" Edit language file """
app = get_app()
filename = '/'.join(request.args)
strings = read_dict(apath(filename, r=request))
if '__corrupted__' in strings:
form = SPAN(strings['__corrupted__'],_class='error')
return dict(filename=filename, form=form)
keys = sorted(strings.keys(),lambda x,y:
cmp(unicode(x,'utf-8').lower(),unicode
(y,'utf-8').lower()))
rows = []
rows.append(H2(T('Original/Translation')))
for key in keys:
name = md5_hash(key)
s = strings[key]
(prefix, sep, key) = key.partition('\x01')
if sep:
prefix = SPAN(prefix+': ', _class='tm_ftag')
k = key
else:
(k, prefix) = (prefix, '')
_class='untranslated' if k==s else 'translated'
*if len(key) <= 40:
elem = INPUT(_type='text', _name=name, value=s,
_size=70,_class=_class)
else:
elem = TEXTAREA(_name=name, value=s, _cols=70,
_rows=5, _class=_class)*
On Tuesday, September 25, 2012 3:19:55 PM UTC-4, Adi wrote:
>
>
> If I remember well, previously language files displayed multi-line text
> input fields for longer strings, instead of one line.
>
> I deal with lot of translated text, and it is much easier to visually spot
> problems in text fields.
>
> Any possibility to re-introduce text fields in Languages where string
> length > 255 or something like that?
>
> Thanks,
> Adnan
>
>
>
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