nicokaiser

As far as I understand, the same DB record structure is used for posts as well as “static” pages. So adding “page-slugs” should be only a thing of changing wp-admin to do so…

backslashes (amp;#92;) are broken in my comment, that’s bad…

See
https://www.ads-software.com/support/10/14614
but it’s a hack, not very elegant…

moshu:
1. Yes. the wordpress.mo file is the language you want to install.
It’s like every other mo file on a Unix system, they are named after the application and in the LC_MESSAGE directory of the language.
so de_DE.mo has to be copied to
wp-includes/locale/de_DE/LC_MESSAGES/wordpress.mo
fr_FR.mo to
wp-includes/locale/fr_FR/LC_MESSAGES/wordpress.mo
and so on.
2. Yes, this is the new content of wp-l10n.php.
Tested this on WP 1.3-alpha-4, but wp-l10n.php hasn’t changed since 1.2, so this should work for 1.2 as well.
3. I don’t really know if gettext support is compiled in PHP by default.
However it is compiled in by default on Debian, maybe other distributions also. So I think there’s a real change of having gettext already compiled in in a virtual hosting environment.

I just upgraded to the latest CVS snapshot, it works now. Compatibility functions seem to be added now ?? Thanks!

Oh I see. I’m running WP 1.3-alpha-4. The class-IXR seems not to be in WordPress 1.2, so WP 1.3 needs PHP 4.2?

But using relative paths breaks the feeds, rss, and so on, doesn’t it?