I have sent one e-mail earlier requesting that my
"pending list" would be pared down to 3 days rather then the present 5 days.
Would someone please respond to me as to whether this can be done? I am
presently getting over 500 in the 5 day span. ; Thank you in advance for any
assistance granted.
Changing LinguaPlone default behaviour
2006-09-15 13:22:08
On Fri, 15 Sep 2006 04:10:44 -0700, J M Cerqueira Esteves
<jmceartenumerica.com> wrote:
> [1] Not trouble-free of course: one immediately has to
face the
> possibility of annoying id collisions with objects in
the other,
> translated, folders, so the nav link could not in
general point to a
> "ghost object" with a similar id in the
other folder; it would have
> instead to point to the 'real' language-neutral
object in its original
> container folder, whatever its language. And so on.
Nasty stuff...
There's a reason language fallback isn't an option for
production web
sites. And don't get me started on the scaling issues when
you start
searching, querying the catalog etc in multiple fallback
languages…
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Changing LinguaPlone default behaviour
2006-09-15 13:47:23
Can you suggest any way to maintain a multilingual portal
without having
to translate content to every language available? Many times
I have some
translations but not all and this fact leads to missing
contents.
One more question, what's the default language setting for?
I'm very sorry to bother you, I really appreciate you work.
Thank you!
Alexander Limi escribió:
> On Fri, 15 Sep 2006 04:10:44 -0700, J M Cerqueira
Esteves
> <jmceartenumerica.com> wrote:
>
>> [1] Not trouble-free of course: one immediately has
to face the
>> possibility of annoying id collisions with objects
in the other,
>> translated, folders, so the nav link could not in
general point to a
>> "ghost object" with a similar id in the
other folder; it would have
>> instead to point to the 'real' language-neutral
object in its original
>> container folder, whatever its language. And so
on. Nasty stuff...
>
> There's a reason language fallback isn't an option
for production web
> sites. And don't get me started on the scaling issues
when you start
> searching, querying the catalog etc in multiple
fallback languages…
>
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Changing LinguaPlone default behaviour
2006-09-15 13:47:23
Can you suggest any way to maintain a multilingual portal
without having
to translate content to every language available? Many times
I have some
translations but not all and this fact leads to missing
contents.
One more question, what's the default language setting for?
I'm very sorry to bother you, I really appreciate you work.
Thank you!
Alexander Limi escribió:
> On Fri, 15 Sep 2006 04:10:44 -0700, J M Cerqueira
Esteves
> <jmceartenumerica.com> wrote:
>
>> [1] Not trouble-free of course: one immediately has
to face the
>> possibility of annoying id collisions with objects
in the other,
>> translated, folders, so the nav link could not in
general point to a
>> "ghost object" with a similar id in the
other folder; it would have
>> instead to point to the 'real' language-neutral
object in its original
>> container folder, whatever its language. And so
on. Nasty stuff...
>
> There's a reason language fallback isn't an option
for production web
> sites. And don't get me started on the scaling issues
when you start
> searching, querying the catalog etc in multiple
fallback languages…
>
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artenumerica.com> wrote:
> [1] Not trouble-free of course: one immediately has to
face the
> possibility of annoying id collisions with objects in
the other,
> translated, folders, so the nav link could not in
general point to a
> "ghost object" with a similar id in the
other folder; it would have
> instead to point to the 'real' language-neutral
object in its original
> container folder, whatever its language. And so on.
Nasty stuff...
There's a reason language fallback isn't an option for
production web
sites. And don't get me started on the scaling issues when
you start
searching, querying the catalog etc in multiple fallback
languages…
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____________________________________________________________
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· Norway
Consulting · Training · Development ·