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English Translation Pack in Unicode for GL1.3.9rc1

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Date: 2004-02-26 14:47

Size: 14.61 KB

Version: 1.3.9.rc1

MD5: 3aa21484101caeb51e774e3abe0612c5

Submitter: samstone

Web: http://www.stonemicro.com

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Popularity: 702 POP

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This is a Unicode (UTF-8) character set. It allows Geeklog user to switch between English and other Unicode (UTF-8) translations, especially Asian language translations, without losing the readability of the existing stories.

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Well, it didn't work

Authored by: LWC on Saturday, February 28 2004 @ 02:57 pm EST

I've uploaded it to my language folder and promptly changed config.php from
$_CONF['language'] = 'english';
into
$_CONF['language'] = 'english_unicode';

...and nothing changed in the site!
It still uses ISO english (and indeed, so does the charset meta).

Yes, I've erased my entire cache AND my present cookie.

And yes, I've actually changed the PHP file from "English_Unicode.php" into "english_unicode.php" to eliminate capital letters as a problem factor.

Well, it didn

Authored by: Dirk on Sunday, February 29 2004 @ 04:59 am EST

That's because the only difference between the two versions is the line defining the character set:

$LANG_CHARSET = 'utf-8';

What exactly did you expect?

bye, Dirk

Well, it didn't work

Authored by: LWC on Sunday, February 29 2004 @ 02:47 pm EST

Well, as I've said, in the source code, the charset meta is still set to "iso-8859-1".
And of course "ISO" is what you see when you right click and choose "Encoding".
I've thought that both should have been turned into "utf-8", like the pages in, say, Google.

P.S.
Did you notice how my subject changed into "Well, it didn"?

Well, it works

Authored by: LWC on Friday, March 05 2004 @ 04:29 am EST

I just didn't know the setting I mentioned was only used for default. Individual users still used their old setting, which was ISO...

wow!!

Authored by: nihonjintaylor on Saturday, March 27 2004 @ 08:15 am EST

This rocks! thanks!!!

I was wondering how to use this... since I translate things from japanese to english, and like to keep the original there too~

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