Translations for Revolution 2.0.4 (Deadline Oct 13, 2010)

For existing translations
We are preparing the Revolution 2.0.4-pl release and need your help updating translations. If you have worked with the translations in the past, please submit updates no later than October 13, 2010 8AM Central Time.

You can submit translations in one of two ways:

1) Submit via GitHub by Forking MODx Revolution and submitting a Pull Request with the changes (Preferred Method), or
2) Attach patch files to the ticket: MODX-2403.


Please ensure all contributions use UNIX-style line-endings only.

Current Translation Leads:

• cs: Hansek
• de: MadeMyDay
• en: MODx Core Team
• es-mx: charliez / mIDO
• id: capzman
• jp: Yama
• nl: djemmers
• pl: klis
• pt-br: Daniel Miguel
• ru: elastic
• sv: Pont
• th: kookit32

Want to contribute a translation?
If you are part of our international community and would like to submit a translation for your language, please search your local language forums for an existing initiative. If there isn’t one, please post a note in this thread if you would like to be the Translation Lead.

We would also ask that you translate and repost this into your local language forum with a link back here.

Note: A tool has been made to help with translations.

Swedish translation attached to MODX-2403

Thanks Pont!

The German translation is now up to date, too.

Cheers,
Jan

Thanks Jan!

Czech translation is in Task #14. ;-)

Sorry for Thai translation is late.
Because I’m busy in my exam and mini project in class. but now I’ve finished for Revo.2.0.4.
But don’t know how to attach to "bugs.modx.com" for next release.

Best regards,
kittipong intaboot

Quote from: Kittipong at Nov 28, 2010, 12:05 AM

but now I’ve finished for Revo.2.0.4.
But don’t know how to attach to "bugs.modx.com" for next release.

There isn’t a ticket for the 2.0.5 release yet; it’s still "under construction".

You should download the most recent 2.0.5-dev version via Git - there are some changes and additions affecting the language files - and, if possible, commit your changes via Git, too. You’ll find information about this here:

Git Installation
MODx GitHub Contributor’s Guide

You’ll have to sign a MODx Contributor License Agreement (CLA) before committing via Git, if you haven’t already done that.

Cheers,
Jan

Thanks, Jan
I already be MODx Contributor. "kookit32" is my username for login.