Item9709: MAKETEXT mistake in FAQWhyYouAreAskedToConfirm.txt (non-escaped ")
Priority: Urgent
Current State: Closed
Released In: 1.1.0
Target Release: minor
While translating the strings in French, I came across an error in line 10 of the file in
/core/data/System/FAQWhyYouAreAskedToConfirm.txt
The line mentions:
<div id="expl4"><p class="expl">%MAKETEXT{"The checks performed by Foswiki can sometimes be triggered when you do something perfectly innocent, for instance if you click the Back button after saving a page. Foswiki then uses the approach "better safe than sorry"."}%</p></div>
The two
"
in the expression "better safe than sorry" should be escaped, like that, otherwise the string is truncated to "uses the appoach ".
So the correct line is:
<div id="expl4"><p class="expl">%MAKETEXT{"The checks performed by Foswiki can sometimes be triggered when you do something perfectly innocent, for instance if you click the Back button after saving a page. Foswiki then uses the approach \"better safe than sorry\"."}%</p></div>
This change needs to be applied in :
- /branches/Release01x01/core/data/System/FAQWhyYouAreAskedToConfirm.txt
- /trunk/core/data/System/FAQWhyYouAreAskedToConfirm.txt
I am correcting this in SVN.
After this change is done, the strings for translation have to be generated again.
I am setting this to "Urgent" priority, since it impacts the translations which are due to be finalised very soon.
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RaulFRodriguez - 18 Sep 2010
I checked-in the changes to SVN in
distro:970d9d892d3d and
distro:35b5ee21761d.
André, can you generate a new
Foswiki.pot
file and merge the strings with the languages .po files ?
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RaulFRodriguez - 18 Sep 2010
Checked in now.
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AndreUlrich - 19 Sep 2010
Two more mistakes.
text 1, original:
"Wiki administrators should read about the "
text 1, new version:
"Wiki administrators should read about the %1."
text 2, original:
"For more detailed information on cross-site request forgery, and the dangers it poses to you, see "
text 2, new version:
"For more detailed information on cross-site request forgery, and the dangers it poses to you, see
the Cross-site request forgery article on Wikipedia."
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ArthurClemens - 19 Sep 2010
Thanks Arthur. when I created the topic I asked around a bit for feedback - seeing as I didn't really know what I was doing with
MAKETEXT. I guess that has now been proven.
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GeorgeClark - 19 Sep 2010