[Typo3-dev] attendum - Re: utf-8 standard in TYPO3 4.0?

Georg Kuehnberger georg_ml at kuehnberger.com
Fri Aug 19 01:49:07 CEST 2005


attendum -

as we're at it, just another thought regarding the below theme of 
internationalization,
as we'll have the fun to solve it somewhen within the next 2-6 month:

Cultural differing notations ( aka LOCALE)
though not only of date/time,
but also of: first/2nd name, addresses, ....

Guess this shold also be part of the "real"-internationalization effort;
regards g



Robert,

I can offer our experience with ~6 multilang-sites we implemented in utf-8 
( and partially migrated from 3.5 and ANSI),
in the form of a paper detailing the issues ( core and core-ext) we came 
alone during implementation and their solution;
Guess it might take us 2 weeks from now onwards to dig them out of 
proj.docu, sources and examples;

pls. let me know in case interested and whom to send this to;
regards georg
PS: couple of links of the above, mentioned below;

http://www.austriantrade.org/russia/kazakhstan/ru/
http://www.austriantrade.org/mexico/our-office-in-mexico/news/es/
http://www.austriantrade.org/china/austria-in-china/news/

http://www.oesterreichinstitut.waw.pl/891.html
http://www.oesterreichinstitut.si/403.html
http://www.oesterreichinstitut.hu/825.html




At 16:38 18.08.2005, Robert Lemke wrote:
>Hi Georg,
>
>Georg Kuehnberger wrote:
> > I'd like to second the above
> > and in addition would like to see 4.0 using utf-8 throughout all parts of
> > TYPO3;
> > that is not only the core and core-ext though also: Documentation,
> > Extensions (at least as recommendation) and probably also the
> > upgrade-procedure.
>
>yes, I fully agree. However, I don't have the big overview what other issues
>exist, so we need someone who really has practical experience with TYPO3
>and utf-8 (I only created 2 websites, a long time ago) and who is willing
>to organize collecting all utf-8 bugs. They can then be fixed by whoever
>wants to, but the most important point is that we have a list of all issues
>which have to be solved.
>
>Who would like to do that?
>
>I offer my experience with Unit Testing and TYPO3.
>
>Cheers,
>robert
>--





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