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We will not release the next version

clock September 25, 2007 09:20 by author Team

...until we have 30 languages, so please help translate BlogEngine.NET 1.2. We're already more than half way there. It's very easy and doesn't take more than 20 minutes. See here how to translate.

We still need at least 4 languages including:

  • Norwegian
  • Icelandic
  • Polish
  • Hungarian
  • Bulgarian
  • Romanian
  • Turkish
  • Korean
  • Klingon
  • Latvian
  • Lithuanian
  • etc.
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September 25. 2007 19:34

Scott

A Klingon translation is required before release?

Scott

September 25. 2007 19:37

Mads Kristensen

Klingon is essential to the success of BlogEngine. We simply cannot defend a release without full Klingon support ;)

Mads Kristensen

September 25. 2007 19:43

Domenic Denicola

This seems like a pretty stupid reason for delaying a release. But whatever, I'm not the boss of you Smile.

I hope you guys have fixed the bug where it shows "Please enter a valid email" and "Please enter a valid URL," when I do both? 'Cuz it's appearing on this form right now...

Domenic Denicola

September 25. 2007 19:47

Mads Kristensen

All bugs are fixed. This site still run on the 1.1 release and won't be upgraded before we release the next version.

Mads Kristensen

September 26. 2007 00:53

吴鹏

We are waiting for the 1.2.But Mads sure people in these Country use BlogEngiee?

I think the language can be released by language pack.
Don't include all language in the download version.

For Example,I use Chinese,and i don't use the other languages,I can remove them from the blog.

吴鹏

September 26. 2007 02:57

Christian Sparre

Holy crap! That post title almost made me pass out. Don't do that shit!! ;)

Christian Sparre

September 26. 2007 14:28

David

I agree that delaying a release for language translation doesn't seem like the best move.

If there is insufficient interest in a particular language to have someone translate it, it seems that you are punishing the many to placate the few and "make your target language numbers."

If the only person that wants to use this software in Latvian, has only a second language in Lithuanian, you have a bit of an issue, yes?

Perhaps, separate update language packs, when requested and ready might be a better approach.

Other than that, It's a fine bit of work.  Thanks.

dbm

David

September 26. 2007 14:49

Tom

I happen to be fluent in 'etc.', so I'll do that one for you ;)

Tom

September 27. 2007 06:34

SixYo

my god ...
wating.....

SixYo

September 27. 2007 09:07

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September 27. 2007 15:21

sturla

I released the icelandic version just now.... so if there are icelanders (technology crazy bunch) using the system then there has to be at least some Norwegian also!

I have a Persian (Iran Smile) friend that im going to ask to help us!!

sturla

September 27. 2007 18:16

Bill

Have you fixed the bug when adding quotation marks in the title of a post? That is the one that says "illegal characters" etc.

Bill

September 27. 2007 19:13

Mads Kristensen

Bill, all bugs are fixed including that one

Mads Kristensen

September 27. 2007 21:50

OffBeatMammal

dude... stop teasing!
I've sent emails to everyone I know who speaks any sort of foreign language to see if they can help
but really... why not release the darn thing now if it's ready and add language packs as they become available...

OffBeatMammal

September 27. 2007 22:08

Talal

"OffBeatMammal" I agree.

Talal

September 28. 2007 15:54

Robert Bullock

I gotta agree... it doesn't make a lot of sense to hold up the release for translations. It's not difficult to add the translations as they are completed, so what the heck? The sooner 1.2 is released, the sooner we can start adding to it and getting our blogs updated.

Robert Bullock

September 28. 2007 16:52

Isaac

If you don't want to wait for the flippin' release you can grab the latest stuff from www.codeplex.com/.../ListDownloadableCommits.aspx, right?

Isaac

September 28. 2007 19:15

Goranh

I wish I could speek more languages, swedish was already done...
I wish I could contribute more in any way...
I wish I was a punk-rocker with flowers in my hair

Goranh

September 29. 2007 07:41

Troy Robinson

If I could translate into any language I would totally do it!  C'mon peeps - let's translate some stuff to get this out... I can't take it anymore!

Troy Robinson

September 29. 2007 08:17

Jochem

We could use babblefish to get the remaining translations done, but I'm sure that's not Mads objective right? And I'm sure Mads isn't holding out on translation issues.

I was hoping to upgrade to the new version this weekend, but if it's not done yet, to bad... but I'll check in 20times a day to see if it's up and running Smile

Jochem

September 29. 2007 10:12

Tim Digital

I gotta say, I'm with Robert Bullock on this one, the official release should not be held up by missing translations, that woudl be silly.

But I also gotta say that Mads has done one hell of an excellent job with the engine so far.

As we say over here in the UK, "respect".

Tim Digital

September 29. 2007 15:35

Philip

I've got a friend who can translate into Ukrainian once she get back into town on Monday. I bet she will help.

Good luck with the Latvian though

Philip

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