[Typo3-dev] Mini news and Northern Sami

Christian Jul Jensen christian at jul.net
Tue Sep 7 11:55:50 CEST 2004


Hey å le lå le!

Børre Gaup <boerre.gaup at pc.nu> writes:

> When I imported the mini-news extension I found that the swedish translations 
> have the language code "se", which incidentally is the IS0-639 code for 
> Northern Sami. I changed the swedish translations to the correct "sv" code, 
> and put my northern sami translations under the "se" one. That's probably a 
> "system wide" problem for Typo3.

The language key in TYPO3 is the TLD suffix for the country, which
obviously gives problems when you have more than one language. I'm not
sure what the politics are on this.

> The other problem is that Northern Sami uses charaters as ŧ (t slash), ŋ (eng) 
> and đ (d slash). These characters are found in e.g. iso-8859-10 or utf-8. The 
> file which has the translations for the mini-news extension is coded in 
> iso-8859-1 (as far as I could tell). When I had made the Northern Sami 
> translation, I saved the file using the utf-8 encoding, and then the Northern 
> Sami translation of mini-news on the webpages becomes garbled ("two times 
> utf-8'ed :-)")

Kasper just reworked the whole translation system for ver 3.7.0, the
files will be xml, and so can be encoded in the charset you want (as
far as I understand). As he is working on this at the moment, I will
let him know, I'm sure he'll take these things into consideration.

--
Julle




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