[Tickets #11740] Re: Missing English language locale?

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Ticket URL: http://bugs.horde.org/ticket/11740
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  Ticket             | 11740
  Updated By         | nick at nickserver.net
  Summary            | Missing English language locale?
  Queue              | Horde Groupware Webmail Edition
  Version            | 5.0.1
  Type               | Bug
  State              | Not A Bug
  Priority           | 2. Medium
  Milestone          |
  Patch              |
  Owners             |
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nick at nickserver.net (2012-11-22 17:39) wrote:

>>>> I got a question about horde webmail, I installed it just fine,
>>>> except now in the configuration panel and all that jazz, it's not in
>>>> "English", as in it's all variables.
>>>
>>> Can you please rephrase? I don't understand what problem you are  
>>> describing.
>> Sure. In the administration/configuration, for Horde for example, the
>> "options" are variables, and not like actual words that briefly
>> identify the option (not the description). I'm not sure if it's
>> supposed to be this way, because it's very confusing to my eyes, but
>> if it is this way, wouldn't it be better to have the name of the
>> variable show up on mouseover of the option name? I'll attach a
>> screenshot to aid in the identification of my question.
>
> That's supposed to be that way.
Oh. I got confused because in the INSTALL file/guide on the website it  
said stuff like "In the Configuration type pulldown menu select  
Separate values. ", leading me to believe that I was missing a  
language pack or something since the options were all variables.  
Wouldn't it be "nicer" if instead of having the variable show by  
default, have the variable show on mouseover, and what is displayed  
instead of the variable next to the value is something like "Auth  
Method" or something?