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KillerKiwi
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Transalating Meeting and Call in the calendar
Posted: 26 Mar 08 9:16 PM Modified By KillerKiwi  on 3/26/2008 9:17:00 PM)
How do you translate  Meeting and Call in the calendar?

The application key works out as

en-US.Meeting and en-US.Call

I see no way to enter this in the admin panel as all global keys become
en-US.. Meeting en-US..Call (Note the number of dots)

As always the possibility that I missed some thing.....

For now I've added a preceding . - L10n.Term(".Meeting")

Jason Taylor


"This one's tricky. You have to use imaginary numbers, like eleventeen..." - Calvin
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Re: Transalating Meeting and Call in the calendar
Posted: 26 Mar 08 10:02 PM

The names of modules are accessible via the moduleList, so you would use L10n.Term(".moduleList.Meetings").

However, since you are probably looking for an activity, you can access it via L10n.Term(".activity_dom.Meeting").

KillerKiwi
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Re: Transalating Meeting and Call in the calendar
Posted: 27 Mar 08 7:08 PM
Yes but I want to change L10n.Term("Meeting")  to display a differnt label....

L10n.Term("Meeting") is hard coded already in the calendar

"This one's tricky. You have to use imaginary numbers, like eleventeen..." - Calvin
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Re: Transalating Meeting and Call in the calendar
Posted: 27 Mar 08 7:19 PM

That looks like a bug.  You should replace L10n.Term("Meeting"), L10n.Term("Call") and L10n.Term("Task") with L10n.Term(".activity_dom.Meeting"), L10n.Term(".activity_dom.Call") and L10n.Term(".activity_dom.Task").

We have applied these fixes to the main code stream.

KillerKiwi
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Re: Transalating Meeting and Call in the calendar
Posted: 27 Mar 08 9:03 PM
thanks.. thought I was going crazy for a second there....

"This one's tricky. You have to use imaginary numbers, like eleventeen..." - Calvin
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