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Maurits van Rees wrote:
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<pre wrap="">harshad behere, on 2008-04-10:
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<pre wrap="">Maurits,
Thanks for the reply and suggestions.
I tried i18n:translate="", it works fine.
But if I change domain (e.g i18n:domain="mydomain") it doesn't work. Is
domain attribute is related to the domain specified in .po file, coz the
example .po file which comes with PlacelessTranslationService has domain
as 'PlacelessTranslationService' and if I used same it works fine.
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Yes, the two should be the same. But if you use this domain and other
people use it too because it is the standard example then you can get
conflicting translations.
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Yes completely agreed. <br>
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I tried changing domain in given example .po file (e.g. to
"Domain=mydomain\n"), but it doesn't work even after doing "Reload <br>
catalog" for corresponding .po file object using PTS ZMI. I found
reload catalog works if we modify message ids/text. Any idea how PTS
manages this headers (like Domain/Content-Type etc) ? Is it possible to
reload/refresh/rebuild this information ?<br>
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Thank you,<br>
Harshad.<br>
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