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Tool for translating .tpl?
Téma indítója: Peter Adolph
Peter Adolph
Peter Adolph
Local time: 11:52
Tag (2006 óta)
angol - dán
+ ...
Aug 27, 2010

Hi everybody

A client wants to have their website translated and sent a .xls file + quite a few .tpl files. What tool should be used for translating such file format? I believe that neither TWB or Studio is able to handle this format.

Kind regards,
Peter
 
Gerard de Noord
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Franciaország
Local time: 11:52
Tag (2003 óta)
angol - holland
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Try renaming them Aug 27, 2010

Hi Peter,

TPL files seem to be snippets of valid XHTML 1.0 strict.

What happens when you change the extension to example.tpl.html?

Cheers,
Gerard
 
Peter Adolph
Peter Adolph
Local time: 11:52
Tag (2006 óta)
angol - dán
+ ...
TÉMAINDÍTÓ
.tpl --> .tpl.html seems to work! Aug 27, 2010

Thanks, Gerard. I tried renaming as you suggested and was now able to analyse all the files. So your suggestion helped me a great step forward

My only concern now (being newbie to this kind of file format) is if this is a safe solution. I think I'll suggest to the client to make a small test with a few of the translated files.

Kind regards,
Peter
 


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