On Thursday 06 December 2007 05:44:25 am jdd wrote:
Hello :-)
there are three main goals when somebody wants to translate the english wiki in an other langage:
*first translation of as many pages as possible *be warned of the new pages *update any already translated modified page
We need some sort of help to do so.
-first an "untranslated pages" special page on the english wiki.
This page should compare the page names on the english wiki and the page of the *same name* on any localized wiki (on demand) and list the pages that don't match. Seems easy to do (don't need to be realtime). Remember, any localized wiki should first have a page with the very same title than the english one with a redirection to the translated title page.
This page would be enough to cope for the two first cases listed first
We can include special comment with <!-- translate: original_title --> that will be visible to bot, that way we can avoid redirects. I don't know how bot login (to edit pages) will work with Novell ICS login.
-second there should be some sort of script (server side) rising some sort of flag on the localized page when the timestamp of the english page is younger than the localized one. I would vote for a yellow exclamation mark written in the localized (making it also appear in the recent changes special page)
is it possible to have such tools (or similar)?
thanks jdd
Sure it is possible. The Wikipedia call them bot. They can be invisible in recent changes page. The same thoughts I have for Portal, but as I know only a limited bash scripting I need serious help from somebody that knows some better tool (perl,php,...) to tell me where to start. I know part of answer:"Buy ... for dummies." -- Regards, Rajko --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-wiki+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-wiki+help@opensuse.org