On Jun 7, 1:05 pm, Rahul wrote:
> Hi Anand,
> Yes that's a good idea, we can collaborate. But I am not
> familiar with translations. Also, I can provide help as and when time
> permits. Its a real busy schedule for me here. Let me know what you
> think.
Yes, that's a good start. Any m
yes. In this case the translation is done by web2py beased in provided
translation strings.
On Jun 7, 12:47 am, Rahul wrote:
> Hi Massimo,
> I see, but a general question when we use inbuilt translation
> of web2py say like T("abc") or something in the web2py app, then
> would it work o
Hi Massimo,
I see, but a general question when we use inbuilt translation
of web2py say like T("abc") or something in the web2py app, then
would it work offline?
Thanks, Rahul
On Jun 7, 10:05 am, mdipierro wrote:
> plugin translate uses google for translation. It cannot be made to
>
plugin translate uses google for translation. It cannot be made to
work offline.
On Jun 7, 12:02 am, Rahul wrote:
> Hi Massimo,
> Hi Massimo,
> Here are the translation files I intend to get.
> 1- Marathi mr-mr or (mar-mar) code is "mr-IN"
> 2- Gujrathi gu-gu (gu-IN)
> 3-
Hi Anand,
Yes that's a good idea, we can collaborate. But I am not
familiar with translations. Also, I can provide help as and when time
permits. Its a real busy schedule for me here. Let me know what you
think.
Also, I am happy we've got some people here in India working on web2py
and In
Hi Massimo,
Hi Massimo,
Here are the translation files I intend to get.
1- Marathi mr-mr or (mar-mar) code is "mr-IN"
2- Gujrathi gu-gu (gu-IN)
3- Tamil ta-ta (ta-IN)
4- Bengali bn-bn (bn-IN)
5- Punjabi pa-pa (pa-IN)
6- Malayalam ml-ml (ml-IN)
7- Telugu te-te (te-IN)
8- Sans
Hi Rahul,
I had contributed a Hindi translation some time ago, which was like
85-90% complete. It works.
I had tested it in two ways:
- set T() in web2py so w2py serves only Hindi ;-)
- I had downloaded the hindi localized build of firefox to test ( I
think I also tested with Arora webkit browse
if you email me your language files I will include them in web2py.
On Jun 4, 5:29 am, Rahul wrote:
> Hi Massimo, All,
> Wondering how the internationalization for Indian Languages
> works. I am using latest web2py (1.78.3) on Firefox with "Translate"
> Plugin installed for translation on W
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