My apologies -- I had forgotten about T.M() -- thought you were proposing
introducing it rather than just simply using it in this one context.
Anthony
On Thursday, September 26, 2013 3:12:33 AM UTC-4, dbdeveloper wrote:
>
> First of all =T.M() is shorter then =MARKMIN(T()) :)
> Second. You can assume then "M" in T.M() is "MARKMIN" or "MODIFIED" T() :)
> Third. MARKMIN expression in T.M() is parsed only once. Then parsed cached
> string is used multiple times. MARKMIN() in =MARKMIN(T()) will be executed
> every time.
> Four. T.M() message is marked in translation dictionary. Translator can
> understand then this message is not a plain text but a MARKMIN text (see
> picture)
> Five. T.M() allow you to use another preprocessor (not only MARKMIN) to
> parse message before caching (filter= and ftag= parameters in T.M()
> function).
> Six. T.M() avoid to split translated sentence into several parts as in
> ajax_error_500 message was. It's very difficult to translate such split
> sentences because on some languages we need to rearrange words and/or
> change words' forms to make right translation.
>
> NOTE: [Update all languages] in Languages section in appadmin cannot
> affect to T.M() because we cannot know what filter is used before
> execution. So new T.M() translations appears in translation dictionary
> AFTER appropriate T.M() CALLS ONLY!
>
>
>
> У ср, 2013-09-25 у 18:09 -0700, Anthony пише:
>
> Sorry, that wasn't clear. But why can't you just do:
>
>
>
> var ajax_error_500 = '{{=MARKMIN(T('An error occurred, please [[reload %s
> ]] the page') %
> URL(args=request.args,
> vars=request.get_vars))}}'
>
>
> Anthony
>
> On Wednesday, September 25, 2013 5:47:31 PM UTC-4, dbdeveloper wrote:
>
> T.M() uses MARKMIN (see docs in attachment). Using MARKMIN you can
> create message with link, img, tables, bold, italic, colors and so on.
>
> Vlad
>
> У ср, 2013-09-25 у 07:20 -0700, Anthony пише:
>
> var ajax_error_500 = '{{=T.M('An error occur*r*ed, please [[reload
> %s]] the page') % URL(args=request.args, vars=request.get_vars) }}'
>
>
>
> The original included an HTML <a> element. In your example above, does the
> [[... %s]] notation indicate that an <a> element should be created? If so,
> what if you want to include some attributes? What if you need a different
> HTML element?
>
>
> Anthony
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