Punker at 12:39, 3 January 2010

2010-01-03T12:39:41Z

Vollstrecker: Created page with 'Nice work, spanish section was a little bit underpresented, but one problem: Could you use the right letters in your additions to the language selection: You add Español t…'

2010-01-02T12:11:20Z

Created page with 'Nice work, spanish section was a little bit underpresented, but one problem: Could you use the right letters in your additions to the language selection: You add Español t…'

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Nice work, spanish section was a little bit underpresented, but one problem:
Could you use the right letters in your additions to the language selection:
You add Español to the overviews, but you should write it Espa&ntilde;ol, because you can't assume that every user has the right charset to display every letter. In fact you should code all non-ascii letters that way, because if someone like me, that doesn't use your charset does a little change to your page (like adding a link to a new language version), the browser will send the whole page encoded in my lang, which may or may not contain all needed charackters for your page, which will result in missing or wrong letters in your text.

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	You add Español to the overviews, but you should write it Espa&ntilde;ol, because you can't assume that every user has the right charset to display every letter. In fact you should code all non-ascii letters that way, because if someone like me, that doesn't use your charset does a little change to your page (like adding a link to a new language version), the browser will send the whole page encoded in my lang, which may or may not contain all needed charackters for your page, which will result in missing or wrong letters in your text.		You add Español to the overviews, but you should write it Espa&ntilde;ol, because you can't assume that every user has the right charset to display every letter. In fact you should code all non-ascii letters that way, because if someone like me, that doesn't use your charset does a little change to your page (like adding a link to a new language version), the browser will send the whole page encoded in my lang, which may or may not contain all needed charackters for your page, which will result in missing or wrong letters in your text.
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		+	Punker@ Sure, thank you. Everything SHOULD be OK now except spanish accent characters, which I would like correct as soon as the most important translations are done.

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Punker at 12:39, 3 January 2010

Vollstrecker: Created page with 'Nice work, spanish section was a little bit underpresented, but one problem: Could you use the right letters in your additions to the language selection: You add Español t…'