On Sun, Dec 6, 2009 at 17:50, Milan Dinić <[email protected]> wrote: > Sultan, I have been searching for this solution for years! I tried tens of > hacks and plugins which would do transliteration for slugs but all of them > had problems. > > I even tried your plugin in older version, before you added action in if > function, which solved problems. > > Now we (Serbian users) want to add this in sr_RS.php file so that this > transliteration is enabled by default. You can see code in trunk: > http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress-i18n/sr_RS/trunk/dist/wp-content/languages/sr_RS.php > > What it does? It checks option for this feature: if it exists, gets it's > values, if it doesn't exist, adds value so that it is enabled. > > Then there is function based on Cyr-To-Lat plugin which do transliteration > if it is enabled in option. > > Also there are functions for adding of checkbox on options page so that > users can turn off/on this feature. > > > Question to Nikolay: could I include this in Serbian package? We tested for > months (since Sultan's reply here) and there weren't any problems. If there > is better code we can use it too. > > This is big issue for Serbian users and because of that we want to turn it > on by default for all users. >
Sure, you don't have to ask for my permission. If it will be helpful for a lot of people, go for it. It is strange, though, that we don't have such problems for Bulgarian. Nobody complains about URLs in cyrillic. Happy translating, Nikolay. _______________________________________________ wp-polyglots mailing list [email protected] http://lists.automattic.com/mailman/listinfo/wp-polyglots
