[dev] gettext textdomain foo?

Rudi Benkoviè rudib@email.si
Wed, 9 Jan 2002 09:47:39 +0100
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On Wednesday, January 09, 2002, 12:31:18 AM, Jan Schneider wrote:

> Are you really sure that it happens exactly how you describe? What we d=
o is 
> merging the application's and Horde's .po files before compiling the 
> translations, this is why the Horde strings also appear in each applicati=
on.

Silly me. Of course, in app po/Makefiles, you can find that horde's .po goes
thru msgcomm ...

What made this situation a bit foo is, that I have picked a Turba translated
string, that was also in Horde's... :/

Thanks for the explanation!

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Subject: Re: [cvs] cvs commit: horde/lib Notification.php base.php horde/lib/Notification status.php kronolith/lib/Notification status.php kronolith/lib base.php kronolith status.php

Zitat von Jan Schneider <jan@ammma.de>:

>   Beginning of a notification framework that supports multiple
> notification
>   targets. Currently there's only the 'status' target that actually
> does
>   what the status.php files do.
>   You can push messages on any target's message stack and these targets
> can
>   do whatever they are intended to do with these messages. I think of
> email
>   or pager notification for example.
>   I chose Kronolith as the first application to test this on because it
> has
>   some special message types and shows how this framework can be extended
> by
>   an application.

What I forgot to mention: The message stacks get stored in the session so 
that message aren't lost if you get to another page before the message gets 
displayed.

Jan.

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>From mike@graftonhall.co.nz Date: Wed,  9 Jan 2002 15:24:21 +0000
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Subject: Re: [dev] Re: [cvs] cvs commit: horde/lib Notification.php base.php horde/lib/Notification status.php kronolith/lib/Notification status.php kronolith/lib base.php kronolith status.php

Pretty Nifty :-) Just a though but do you think we could make use of this to
push javascript to the browser after a login? 

Thoughts: 
After the login a 'message' (javascript to refresh bottom frame) is pushed onto
 a global message stack
the first app to call the notify sends it to the browser to cause the menu frame
to refresh.

This could also allow for other post login messages to be displayed such as
making the last login message a horde wide thing so the first app to be visited
shows the last login message that was added to the stack when the login was
successful.

Yes? No? Patch?

Mike

Quoting Jan Schneider <jan@horde.org>:

> Zitat von Jan Schneider <jan@ammma.de>:
> 
> >   Beginning of a notification framework that supports multiple
> > notification
> >   targets. Currently there's only the 'status' target that actually
> > does
> >   what the status.php files do.
> >   You can push messages on any target's message stack and these targets
> > can
> >   do whatever they are intended to do with these messages. I think of
> > email
> >   or pager notification for example.
> >   I chose Kronolith as the first application to test this on because it
> > has
> >   some special message types and shows how this framework can be extended
> > by
> >   an application.
> 
> What I forgot to mention: The message stacks get stored in the session so 
> that message aren't lost if you get to another page before the message gets
> 
> displayed.
> 
> Jan.
> 
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Subject: Re: [dev] Re: [cvs] cvs commit: horde/lib Notification.php base.php horde/lib/Notification status.php kronolith/lib/Notification status.php kronolith/lib base.php kronolith status.php

Why not. It's easy to write a driver that just echoes the plain message 
text. All we have to take care of is that this message stack gets displayed 
at the end of each page. Perhaps common_footer.inc is a good place for this 
task.

Zitat von Michael Cochrane <mike@graftonhall.co.nz>:

> Pretty Nifty :-) Just a though but do you think we could make use of this
> to
> push javascript to the browser after a login? 
> 
> Thoughts: 
> After the login a 'message' (javascript to refresh bottom frame) is
> pushed onto
>  a global message stack
> the first app to call the notify sends it to the browser to cause the
> menu frame
> to refresh.
> 
> This could also allow for other post login messages to be displayed such
> as
> making the last login message a horde wide thing so the first app to be
> visited
> shows the last login message that was added to the stack when the login
> was
> successful.
> 
> Yes? No? Patch?
> 
> Mike
> 
> Quoting Jan Schneider <jan@horde.org>:
> 
> > Zitat von Jan Schneider <jan@ammma.de>:
> > 
> > >   Beginning of a notification framework that supports multiple
> > > notification
> > >   targets. Currently there's only the 'status' target that actually
> > > does
> > >   what the status.php files do.
> > >   You can push messages on any target's message stack and these
> targets
> > > can
> > >   do whatever they are intended to do with these messages. I think
> of
> > > email
> > >   or pager notification for example.
> > >   I chose Kronolith as the first application to test this on because
> it
> > > has
> > >   some special message types and shows how this framework can be
> extended
> > > by
> > >   an application.
> > 
> > What I forgot to mention: The message stacks get stored in the session
> so 
> > that message aren't lost if you get to another page before the message
> gets
> > 
> > displayed.
> > 
> > Jan.
> > 
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Jan.

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