I suggest this: in select_lang.inc.php3, just before the require, add this: require($lang_path . 'english.inc.php3');
Hum, that's of course the easiest solution for us. But as the 'select_lang.inc.php3' script is called many times within a phpMyAdmin session I wonder if it's the good solution in terms of server charge.
About this new tracker: do we have to send all translations requests to both the tracker and the phpmyadmin-translators list?
As to me the tracker would only be used to put a finalized new or updated translation, while the mailing-list would be used for questions and debates about translations. Just my 2 cents...
[About CVS write access]
Merci! sais-tu combien de temps ça va prendre?
Pas exactement ooops... Not really. Three monthes ago you had to wait for about two weeks, but it seems delays have decreased nowadays. BTW you could ask for a support request from the SF main page.
Regards, Loïc
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Loïc a écrit :
I suggest this: in select_lang.inc.php3, just before the require, add this: require($lang_path . 'english.inc.php3');
Hum, that's of course the easiest solution for us. But as the 'select_lang.inc.php3' script is called many times within a phpMyAdmin session I wonder if it's the good solution in terms of server charge.
I don't think that users will notice the (very small) extra time it takes.
If you really don't like it, let's remove the extra "require" once we got the translations for the new messages.
Marc.