[geeklog-devel] CrowdTranslation plugin

[Niemans]

> At this point I am thinking of a table like:
> Language| Array      | Array_Key| Translation
> German  |LANG01   | 2                | mehr

Add the full language filename, i.e. "dutch_utf-8"
Take the full array name, abbreviate only in the GUI.
Add the plugin name; we will need a approved list, i.e. core, forum, links etc.
Add the id or credentials received from the main site; we'll need it when merging with the main site
Add the permission items of Geeklog
Add the (local) userID for tracking
Add a timestamp
Add a count (likes)

Wim


Op 16 jun. 2013, om 23:23 heeft Benjamin Talic het volgende geschreven:

> >My first guess would be that the language items would be present in the database. 
> At this point I am thinking of a table like:
> Language| Array      | Array_Key| Translation
> German  |LANG01   | 2                | mehr
> 
> Then the packing is done by finding all the entries of the same language and adding them to the correct arrays to produce a php file like 
> the ones currently provided with Geeklog.
> 
> >So, anybody can register (at the main site) for a translation, receives some credentials to load in his/hers local database which could be checked by the plugin
> I like this idea. Until now I guessed that anyone could send a translation to some kind of master database. The translations would be filtered there, and packed for deployment later on.
> 
> 
> >Besides Geeklog is it the plan to allow the crowd sourcing translation plugin to translate other plugins (like the core plugins, forum or even itself)? 
> Since I don't know of any other way I thought of mapping all the LANG array names inside a php file, something like $lang_arrays=array($LANG01, $LANG03, $LANG04); to enable the plugin to access them later on. I would also add the core plugins to the file. Later on, an API could be made so that developers who want to enable translations would have to create a similar file for their plugin.
> 
> So the agreement is to allow users to add any language they like?
> How about adding a bit of jQueryUI magic, do that the input field for the language has auto-complete, that way we could at least reduce the possibility of creating redundant(misspellings) languages.
> 
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