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Posted June 7, 200816 yr Hi, As a site admin not from US/UK, it is quite time consuming to manage the local language translastions on updates/upgrades. Yes, there are of course public translations to download, but they are honestly not always sufficient. So here goes my request: 1. Store all language sets an the content in the database. 2. Make a timestamp for all words and phrases, both in the English [master] and local languages. 3. If a change is mage in the English [master] language, the IPB software can the easy alert the site admin what exact translations needs to be added or updated. No need to ever go through the set, file by file and row by row. An overview over the changes after all updates/upgrades will make the necessary changes visible to the site admin. 4. Cache the sets in the cache folder on the server. Yes, it's a very simple solution i assume - but it makes the language administration much easier.
June 11, 200816 yr Are we just two site admins not from US/UK that want easier language management? ;)
June 24, 200816 yr This has been suggested beforehttp://forums.invisionpower.com/index.php?...amp;hl=languageThe language system has been updated quite a bit in IPB3, there will be a blog post detailing all the new features and changes
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