RE: [PHP-DOC] Add Translations and the howto

> >>I donŽt really see the point, why is there no webclient based on a MySQL > >>DB? Is nobody able to set up a good cms system for the documentation? > > > > Hm, thats a really different story...... > > We see this problem for a long time now, and most of the translations > would be much improved if we would have a convinient interface for > contributions without knowing CVS or XML. We have talked about this > several times, and it seems we are going to talk about it with a 'field > expert' joined to get to a solution. I beleive most of the translations > would be much more active if we would have a user friendly web based > translation interface. This suggestion is around for years now, not my > idea ;) Unfortunately i did not follow these threads you are speaking about (at least it seems to me), but i can't imagine what really is so bad with the system now. Let me think: What does the translator need? Best of all a linuxbox and then 10 minutes to fetch the right rpms. Install them, co the cvs-trees and that's it. (Oh, i forgot: autoconf, configure, make test - and: for howto co check the right php.net site ... ;)). Is this really too much for someone, who wants to participate in phpdoc? on the other hand, if someone has to much time and wants to introduce some more bugs into the matrix ... ;) greetings -Wolfgang -- PHP-Knotenpunkt Dynamic Web Pages: http://www.dynamicwebpages.de/ Dynamische Webauftritte professionell realisieren: http://php-buch.de/