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Hello,

If somebody unsubscribes from a newsletter, he gets a message on his screen:

Are you sure you want to be unsubscribed from mailing lists:

This is also the case if both Drupal and Civicrm are localized in my own native language Dutch

So I thought probably this part of the dutch civicrm.po is not translated yet. I found out about how to change the language-files via
http://translations.civicrm.org
and searched the term 'Are you you want to be unsubscribed from mailing lists', but could'nt find it.

Then I did an egrep on the dir-tree on <mysite>sites/all/modules/civicrm and found out that this term is called in:
<mysite>/sites/all/modules/civicrm/templates/CRM/Mailing/Page/unsubscribe.tpl

{ts}Are you sure you want to be unsubscribed from mailing lists:{/ts}

It looks like the term between {ts} is to be translated, but it is not. How does this work ?

I also see terms between {ts} like

{ts 1=$display_name 2=$email}

Probably only terms with $etcetera are translated and terms without $ are not ? But In translations.civicrm.org I can't find the term '$display_name'.

So I am a bit confused. Can anyone help me on how I can take care for a good translation in a proper way, which helps the community as well ?

Thanks, Rik

If somebody unsubscribes from a newsletter, he gets a message on his screen:

Quote

Are you sure you want to be unsubscribed from mailing lists:

This is also the case if both Drupal and Civicrm are localized in my own native language Dutch

So I thought probably this part of the dutch civicrm.po is not translated yet. I found out about how to change the language-files via
http://translations.civicrm.org
and searched the term 'Are you you want to be unsubscribed from mailing lists', but could'nt find it.

Then I did an egrep on the dir-tree on <mysite>sites/all/modules/civicrm and found out that this term is called in:
<mysite>/sites/all/modules/civicrm/templates/CRM/Mailing/Page/unsubscribe.tpl

Quote

{ts}Are you sure you want to be unsubscribed from mailing lists:{/ts}

It looks like the term between {ts} is to be translated, but it is not. How does this work?

The string should be translated. Can you please upload the newest Dutch MO file to your install’s l10n/nl_NL and check again? If this fails, then it means our cronjob does not check the default language of the install when sending emails. Please file an issue in that case (and assign to me if possible).

I also see terms between {ts} like

Quote

{ts 1=$display_name 2=$email}

Probably only terms with $etcetera are translated and terms without $ are not ? But In translations.civicrm.org I can't find the term '$display_name'.

These only mean that %1 and %2 in the string will get replaced by the contents of the $display_name and $email template variables.