The problem with Debug,lng wasn't that the translation was missing - it was that Subs.pm was loading the default instead of loading the user_language. (Good catch, BTW.)
Yay for me and my desire for perfection...
Posted by: Dandello Posted on: Jul 20th, 2014 at 9:37pm
The problem with Debug,lng wasn't that the translation was missing - it was that Subs.pm was loading the default instead of loading the user_language. (Good catch, BTW.)
Posted by: Monni Posted on: Jul 20th, 2014 at 9:24pm
"Foorumilla on ollut 0 jäsentä paikalla tänään:"
should be:
"Foorumilla on ollut 0 jäsentä paikalla tänään."
or
"Foorumilla ei ole ollut yhtään jäsentä paikalla tänään."
Posted by: Monni Posted on: Jul 20th, 2014 at 9:04pm
String 1 is untranslatable... Strings 2 and 3 depend on string 1.
Since those strings refer to 1 guest or 1 member does it make sense to use the other translated string. Does "Foorumilla on ollut 1 vierasta paikalla tänään." make sense?
"Foorumilla on ollut 1 vieras paikalla tänään."
For the other:
"There has been 1 member on the board today: " -> "Foorumilla on ollut 1 jäsen paikalla tänään: "
Posted by: Dandello Posted on: Jul 20th, 2014 at 8:49pm
String 1 is untranslatable... Strings 2 and 3 depend on string 1.
Since those strings refer to 1 guest or 1 member does it make sense to use the other translated string. Does "Foorumilla on ollut 1 vierasta paikalla tänään." make sense?
Posted by: Monni Posted on: Jul 20th, 2014 at 8:31pm
"Guests & Members Online Today" -> "Vieraita ja jäseniä paikalla tänään" "There have been 177 guests on the board today." -> "Foorumilla on ollut 177 vierasta paikalla tänään." "There have been 4 members on the board today:" -> "Foorumilla on ollut 4 jäsentä paikalla tänään:"