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I would also like to take advantage of the above example and highlight another issue related to parts of speech. In English, "Post" can be a verb or a noun depending on the context. While translating phrases out of the context (in batch translation e.g. by using PO tools etc.) it is very likely to miss the proper context. Also, if that phrase is used in more than one places as different part of speeches then it might be something than cant be translated in a meaningful way in many languages. How about using alternate unambiguous phrase like "Update"?
the text stretcher is suppose to be in the left size. Its now covering the text
I just found out, this bug appear in chrome
firefox screenshot
I don't see a phrase with id "post_verb" in my XenForo 1.1 Beta 4 installation. I was able to translate that phrase by translating "post" phrase. But it has that context issue I have described above.
Well the problem must be on your side since I got a "post_verb" in my XenForo 1.1B4 Installation.
Sure you don't have any outdated templates and/or outdated phrases?
I don't have any outdated phrases. And I don't see "post_verb" anywhere. Although, translation of phrase id "post" works there.
I don't have any outdated phrases. And I don't see "post_verb" anywhere. Although, translation of phrase id "post" works there.
Well, then your upgrade had a flaw because it's clearly in B4
So you are a very little blindAnd I don't see "post_verb" anywhere. Although, translation of phrase id "post" works there.
See this http://xenforo.com/community/threads/post-phrase-has-two-meanings.20966/
And this
It's new in Beta 4
EDIT - VincentU was a second faster
So you are a very little blind
See this http://xenforo.com/community/threads/post-phrase-has-two-meanings.20966/
And this
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It's new in Beta 4
EDIT - VincentU was a second faster
2 minutes faster to be exact
EDIT: Yes, I know, I suck at drawing lines
Let's split some hairs
I hope ibnesayeed is able to find the phrase now ...
I wish, I was lucky enough.
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