[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #15887: Capital letters for writing the word "Error"
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#15887: Capital letters for writing the word "Error"
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Reporter: doktorbro | Owner: markjaquith
Type: enhancement | Status: reopened
Priority: normal | Milestone: Future Release
Component: Warnings/Notices | Version: 3.1
Severity: minor | Resolution:
Keywords: i18n has-patch |
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Comment (by dd32):
The !WordPress files are in (US) English, This means all strings inside
WordPress will be in a US English format.
Translations can do whatever they please with these strings.
A Translation can already convert '`<strong>ERROR:</strong> something`'
into '`something <em>(error)</em>`' if thats how their locale treats
messages with that tone.
I see no reason for anything other than standardising the way error's are
referred to in strings that needs to be done here to support other
languages...
If the problem is that translations are being incorrectly done due to
translators not understanding how to translate English text into whatever
language they're translating it to.. then ''they need'' education..
Monkey, ape, or super-human being..
> For now, if I use <strong> in some msgid's, wordpress displays the CSS-
Tags itself inside the warning
HTML Tags may be striped, or displayed inline in some locations, it will
all come down to the particular string, and where'd being used; In
general, you can include HTML in translated strings, however, if it's
being output as part of a error message (for example in XML-RPC) the
client may not support HTML.
We may also be over-escaping data in some locations, We do this for
security reasons most of the time, So if something is being escaped that
shouldn't be, '''You need to raise a bug about the exact string and where
it's occuring''' to allow us to modify the code in question to allow
translations to happen properly.
I'm sorry that I'm completely against your suggestions here, my only
reason is that I believe that there is a better way to achieve it in this
case than modifying the current practices...
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Ticket URL: <http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/15887#comment:14>
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