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@annew, the problem is a simple cut and paste to a page section can result in <nowiki><translate></nowiki> tags appearing in preview and | @annew, the problem is a simple cut and paste to a page section can result in <nowiki><translate></nowiki> tags appearing in preview and ''incomprehensible garbled internal errors'' like "Unbalanced <nowiki></translate></nowiki> tag." | ||
Maybe leave the general instruction, but please can those errors link to something that gives you enough info to fix the problem? (I've spent 25 bloody minutes fighting --T5-- warnings and unmatched <nowiki></translate></nowiki> after a 2-line edit, and I've worked with SGML/HTML/XML for 26 years.) | Maybe leave the general instruction, but please can those errors link to something that gives you enough info to fix the problem? (I've spent 25 bloody minutes fighting --T5-- warnings and unmatched <nowiki></translate></nowiki> after a 2-line edit, and I've worked with SGML/HTML/XML for 26 years.) | ||
:(later...) I now realize that when editing a section, you're often presented with unmatched translate tags from this section title and the next section's title. Maybe they should always go inside the === === title markup?! | |||
Latest revision as of 01:05, 13 January 2012
@annew, the problem is a simple cut and paste to a page section can result in <translate> tags appearing in preview and incomprehensible garbled internal errors like "Unbalanced </translate> tag."
Maybe leave the general instruction, but please can those errors link to something that gives you enough info to fix the problem? (I've spent 25 bloody minutes fighting --T5-- warnings and unmatched </translate> after a 2-line edit, and I've worked with SGML/HTML/XML for 26 years.)
- (later...) I now realize that when editing a section, you're often presented with unmatched translate tags from this section title and the next section's title. Maybe they should always go inside the === === title markup?!