Hi!
I'm sorry if this question was already discussed here before.
When I move page in Belarusian WIkipedia MediaWiki software use #redirect keyword. However LanguageBe.php contains translation and it's more logically to use localized term instead of English one.
I think situation is same on other projects.
Should I file bug report?
With best regards, Eugene.
Eugene Zelenko wrote:
Hi!
I'm sorry if this question was already discussed here before.
When I move page in Belarusian WIkipedia MediaWiki software use #redirect keyword. However LanguageBe.php contains translation and it's more logically to use localized term instead of English one.
I think situation is same on other projects.
Should I file bug report?
We at sr: had the same problem. However, Nikerabbit helped by doing some Language.php magic. Namely, the translated magic word should be the first in the array for the legitimate magic words for redirects, because upon redirection, the first magic word from the array is used. That's how we fixed it on sr: and now all redirects are localized.
The safest way is to file a bug report, but the easiest is to talk with the developers over IRC. Suit yourself ;) Filip
Hi!
I'm sorry if this question was already discussed here before.
When I move page in Belarusian WIkipedia MediaWiki software use #redirect keyword. However LanguageBe.php contains translation and it's more logically to use localized term instead of English one.
I think situation is same on other projects.
Should I file bug report?
We at sr: had the same problem. However, Nikerabbit helped by doing some Language.php magic. Namely, the translated magic word should be the first in the array for the legitimate magic words for redirects, because upon redirection, the first magic word from the array is used. That's how we fixed it on sr: and now all redirects are localized.
The safest way is to file a bug report, but the easiest is to talk with the developers over IRC. Suit yourself ;)
It's easy to fix but is it possible to fix software itself to choose second (if exist) or not #redirect keyword (if exist) instead?
People usually leave original English messages first.
With best regards, Eugene.
It should be fairly easy to do that, but I don't think that's the expected behavior in all of the cases. But mostly, it would be right.
It's easy to fix but is it possible to fix software itself to choose second (if exist) or not #redirect keyword (if exist) instead?
People usually leave original English messages first.
Filip
On 08/05/06, Filip Maljkovic dungodung@gmail.com wrote:
Eugene Zelenko wrote:
Hi!
I'm sorry if this question was already discussed here before.
When I move page in Belarusian WIkipedia MediaWiki software use #redirect keyword. However LanguageBe.php contains translation and it's more logically to use localized term instead of English one.
I think situation is same on other projects.
Should I file bug report?
We at sr: had the same problem. However, Nikerabbit helped by doing some Language.php magic. Namely, the translated magic word should be the first in the array for the legitimate magic words for redirects, because upon redirection, the first magic word from the array is used. That's how we fixed it on sr: and now all redirects are localized.
The safest way is to file a bug report, but the easiest is to talk with the developers over IRC. Suit yourself ;)
Swapped the two around in SVN trunk, r14132. We might want to consider the problem in more detail, though.
Rob Church
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