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l10n: [user_ldap] Extract "%" from text string #26345

Open Valdnet opened 3 years ago

Valdnet commented 3 years ago

Extract "%" from the text string. This will make the string translation easier and avoid translation errors.

https://github.com/nextcloud/server/blob/aec9c8437a3de5d69451ae303ac5334b412f76d8/apps/user_ldap/templates/part.wizard-server.php#L10

szaimen commented 3 years ago

I am not sure if %s is extractable here. cc @nextcloud/server

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Valdnet commented 3 years ago

ping @nextcloud/server

szaimen commented 3 years ago

Now that I understand the syntax better, this should probably work:

p($i++ . '. ' . $l->t('Server:');
rakekniven commented 2 years ago

@szaimen Can you solve this?

szaimen commented 2 years ago

cc @nickvergessen if my syntax looks fine. If it does, I'll go ahead and create a PR :)

nickvergessen commented 2 years ago

What szaimen posted does not work for RTL lamguages. The currently used approach is therefor the correct one, unless the full template is remodeled to use a ol>li element layout.

Maybe a help string would be good instead?

rakekniven commented 2 years ago

@nickvergessen Help string = Translator comment ?

nickvergessen commented 2 years ago

Feel free to add one. Also the $_['serverConfigurationHosts'][$prefix] part should be moved into the translation with a placeholder btw. Maybe it's then not even as confusing anymore.