[pLog-svn] r2510 - plog/trunk/locale

[Jon Daley]

 	Ok - I didn't know if it was better to put them in context or at 
the bottom.  I will move them.

On Thu, 22 Sep 2005, Oscar Renalias wrote:

> Since these strings are new in this release, can we just place them all at 
> the bottom of the file? I know that they're not new but only "forgotten" from 
> a previous release, but at least it'll be easier for translators to identify 
> them when updating the translation!
>
> Oscar
>
> On 22 Sep 2005, at 04:15, jondaley at devel.plogworld.net wrote:
>
>> Author: jondaley
>> Date: 2005-09-22 01:15:29 +0000 (Thu, 22 Sep 2005)
>> New Revision: 2510
>> 
>> Modified:
>>   plog/trunk/locale/locale_en_UK.php
>> Log:
>> more strings added.  Anyone have any opinions on the 'blocked' string? 
>> Should it just say 'you have been blocked'?
>> 
>> Modified: plog/trunk/locale/locale_en_UK.php
>> ===================================================================
>> --- plog/trunk/locale/locale_en_UK.php    2005-09-22 01:07:42 UTC (rev 
>> 2509)
>> +++ plog/trunk/locale/locale_en_UK.php    2005-09-22 01:15:29 UTC (rev 
>> 2510)
>> @@ -105,6 +105,8 @@
>> $messages['error_incorrect_search_terms'] = 'The search terms were not 
>> valid';
>> $messages['error_no_search_results'] = 'No items matching the search terms 
>> were found';
>> $messages['error_no_albums_defined'] = 'There are no albums available in 
>> this blog.';
>> +$messages['error_comment_too_big'] = 'The comment is too big';
>> +$messages['error_you_have_been_blocked'] = 'Blocked: this request was not 
>> completed.';
>> 
>> ///////////////// 
>> //////////////////
>> ///////////////// STRINGS FOR THE ADMINISTRATION INTERFACE 
>> //////////////////
>> 
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Use of excessive, unnecessary, commas, has always been,
   one of my, pet peeves.