Mass-create Translation Sets
When you create a new project, it doesn’t have any translations and all translation sets have to be created one by one. In case of a larger GlotPress installation it usually makes sense to use the same translation sets from another project. Usually a parent one.
This was the case with translate.wordpress.org. We made a project Twenty Ten for translating the new default theme in WordPress 3.0. The project was a sub-project of WordPress Development. Since all translators of the trunk version of WordPress would want to translate the new default theme too, I just synced the translation sets of Twenty Ten with those of WordPress Development using the new mass-create feature.
You can see the feature in action in this short video:
As shown in the video, you can choose which project to sync translation sets with and then preview the added/removed sets before clicking Submit.
drew3000 1:14 pm on April 14, 2010 Permalink |
Interesting stuff. I’d be keen to try this out to translate versions of Ushahidi.
jattboot 1:51 pm on April 25, 2010 Permalink |
how to add more language, my language Punjabi is not add to list and there is no way mention on page to request for that
Francesco Laffi 1:22 pm on April 28, 2010 Permalink |
GlotPress is really promising, is it planned in the future to integrate it with wp plugin repo? for plugin devs’ and plugin translators’ sake
Nikolay Bachiyski 7:48 pm on April 28, 2010 Permalink |
Yes, this is one of the next steps.
SteveAgl 7:42 am on April 30, 2010 Permalink |
Where can i find info about how translation leaders in various language can use and administer translation in thi snew project?