5982
We need to add it to the Feature Requests. Here this will be most probably overlooked and forgotten.
I've added it here
I've added it here
5985
It's probably one of the two issues:
1) You have renamed and relocated the data and lib folders, but didn't update the mainfile.php
2) The date and lib folders don't have 777 read permits
So try to make sure that those two are OK.
If you still have a problem, then copy the lib and data folders back to you document directory, update your mainfile.php and see if it works. If it does, it means that you host doesn't allow you access to the data and lib folders outside of your www directory
1) You have renamed and relocated the data and lib folders, but didn't update the mainfile.php
2) The date and lib folders don't have 777 read permits
So try to make sure that those two are OK.
If you still have a problem, then copy the lib and data folders back to you document directory, update your mainfile.php and see if it works. If it does, it means that you host doesn't allow you access to the data and lib folders outside of your www directory
5986
We really don't have to get into the whole discussion about languages.
The reality is that it's up to individuals who want to translate XOOPS into their language.
As XOOPS, we don't want to tell people that they should or should not have a local regional translation.
So if there is a group of Brazilian XOOPS users/developers who believe that it is justified to have a Brazilian version, then more power to them. We have the infrastructure in place on SourceForge to support them.
In the end, it will be up to them to spend the time on translation and maintaining the translation.
It seems like there is no one right or wrong answer. For example:
Firefox has a Brazilian version.
Wikipedia members voted down a Brazilian version of Wikipedia
And we at XOOPS won't be the first ones to solve it once and for all
The reality is that it's up to individuals who want to translate XOOPS into their language.
As XOOPS, we don't want to tell people that they should or should not have a local regional translation.
So if there is a group of Brazilian XOOPS users/developers who believe that it is justified to have a Brazilian version, then more power to them. We have the infrastructure in place on SourceForge to support them.
In the end, it will be up to them to spend the time on translation and maintaining the translation.
It seems like there is no one right or wrong answer. For example:
Firefox has a Brazilian version.
Wikipedia members voted down a Brazilian version of Wikipedia
And we at XOOPS won't be the first ones to solve it once and for all
5989
In XOOPS Languages SVN we have separate directories for Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese.
Within each of those languages, you can have directories for both versions: UTF-8, and ISO-8859-1. The user can then download the version they want to use.
If you submit your language translations for downloads, you can submit both versions, or just only one, whichever you have available.
In the future we'll provide only UTF-8 based files, but I don't know exactly when this will happen.
Within each of those languages, you can have directories for both versions: UTF-8, and ISO-8859-1. The user can then download the version they want to use.
If you submit your language translations for downloads, you can submit both versions, or just only one, whichever you have available.
In the future we'll provide only UTF-8 based files, but I don't know exactly when this will happen.
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