Some language difficulties
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Topic: Some language difficulties
Posted By: Andersen
Subject: Some language difficulties
Date Posted: 04 December 2007 at 8:39pm
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Hi boRg.
It seems like you´re using the same variable (or is it called a Dimm, I never learn to understand this ASP stuff
 ) for Location on several places under the user profile.Location - as in where you´re living.
But the same Location is also used in the Online Location (ie.. Online Location: Viewing thread blablabla)
This makes it a bit hard to translate Location, as it means different things in danish (and probably also many other languages). I would prefere one of them is Country/City and the other may be Location.
This is actually what I think was the idea with it.. Could be wrong though. I wonder why noone else spotted this one. I guess forum admins never watch user profiles
 Ps.. using 9.06 now.
------------- Greets Andersen |
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Posted By: Andersen
Date Posted: 04 December 2007 at 8:43pm
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Hmm.. another small problem..
Homepage: in the userprofile.. If a user do not enter http:// in their profile, the link will not work.
So actually it should be URL and not Homepage.
I would however prefere to add a text to the line telling the user to remeber to insert the http:// as well. But if I change the text Homepage: in the languagefile (add an text) it will show in the link as well. ------------- Greets Andersen |
Posted By: dj air
Date Posted: 04 December 2007 at 9:02pm
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the other option is to add a instr() command to check if the url entered begins with http:// else returning error |
Posted By: Andersen
Date Posted: 04 December 2007 at 9:10pm
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That might work i guess ------------- Greets Andersen |
Posted By: Andersen
Date Posted: 04 December 2007 at 9:16pm
I fixed the above by using the danish word Lokation. It actually means exactly the same in english.. However, I do think it´s a kinda geek word. Would still prefere Country/City/whatever for psysical location
 ------------- Greets Andersen |
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