When switching to other languages, the top buttons "Edit" and "Attach" do not display correctly the text if the access key defined after the "&". The access key defined after the "&" drops down under the button, and a letter is missing inside the button.
This happens if the letter after the "&" in the translation is not "E" or "A" (case sensitive). This can be seen there:
Earlier, its used to be possible to set the access key to a letter in the middle of the word, such as in French "Modifi&er" instead of "&Edit". Now, the same HMTL rendered (viewing the source code, it looks exactly the same in an existing TWiki installation with the same strings) produces a different output.
What is seen there is different:
The buttons are correctly displayed ... but the access key is "a" for "Attach", while in the translated string it is "&Utwórz załącznik". This is an inconsistency, since the translated string in pl.po is: msgstr "title='Utwórz załącznik do strony' accesskey='a'>&Utwórz załącznik" - but the point is that it appears that if the letter after the "&" is capitalized, the button is displayed correctly
In:
it displays something very strange (a small "g" button in the "Edit" place and some Japanese kanjis without a button design in the "Attach" place). I don't know if the problem seen is related.
The result looks terrible, in the affected languages. So I guess this has to be corrected before the release.
If this is not a bug, and we are doing something wrong with the translated strings, please advise me, because I have taken the FR translation, and I will correct my translation accordingly. Nevertheless, I do not believe this is a problem with the translated text, since it was the same translated French text for these buttons in TWiki-4.2.3 and "Modifi&er" for "&Edit" was not producing any problem with the output.
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RaulFRodriguez - 24 Dec 2008
It was Arthur Clemens checkin
Foswikirev:1251 that goofed this one up.
It is as usually quite a lot of changes checked in at the same time (buh) and I have not been able to isolate exactly which change causes this.
I have studied the generated HTML and it is identical from what used to work.
It is a CSS related issue. And as far as I can see related to the style patternToolBar
Arthur is away for another week at least and this is a nasty release blocker. Who knows CSS enough to help?
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KennethLavrsen - 25 Dec 2008
Thank you Kenneth. That's much better!
A problem still appears with the Japanese translation, but I think I may be related to the way the strings are translated. I fear I do not know any Japanese, so I can't help with that.
KenYuminaga? , who was the Japanese translator for TWiki does not appear to be registered on Foswiki. I will send an e-mail and copy
AndreUlrich who is coordinating the translation efforts.
Oh,... and Merry Christmas if you celebrate it!
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RaulFRodriguez - 25 Dec 2008
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