• http://htaglossary.net/

Features & settings

instructions: Get Started with Multilingual Terminology
preferences:
 feature_wiki : y
#
# Page title only displayed once, so we can't use page title
# to display the term. Instead, ask the user to enter the
# term on the first line
#
 feature_page_title : n
 feature_messages: y
 feature_multilingual : y
 feature_categoryobjects: y
 wiki_edit_plugin: y
 wiki_comments_displayed_default: n
 feature_translation: y
 feature_urgent_translation: y 
 quantify_changes: y 
 feature_categories: y
 feature_freetags: y
 feature_wiki_description: y
 feature_search: y
 feature_print_indexed: y
 feature_multilingual_one_page: y
 feature_mytiki: y
 feature_userPreferences: y
 feature_wiki_comments: y
 wiki_comments_displayed_default: y
 wikiHomePage: Get Started with Multilingual Terminology
 allowRegister: y
 validateRegistration: y
 auth_ldap_adminuser: y
 auth_ldap_adminpass: y
 validateUsers: n

 #
 # Category Objects lists all the pages that are tagged
 # with a category. This is WAY too long, and takes too much
 # screen real-estate.
 #
 # Instead, use categorypath.
 #
 categoryobjects: y
 categorypath: n

Modules

objects:
 -
  type: module
  ref: module_translation
  data:
   name: translation
   position: right
   groups: [ Registered, Anonymous ] 
   order: 10
 -
  type: module
  ref: module_quick_edit
  data:
   name: quick_edit
   position: right
   groups: [ Registered ]
   order: 20
 -
  type: module
  ref: module_since_last_visit_new
  data:
   name: since_last_visit_new
   position: right
   groups: [ Registered ]
   order: 30
 -
  type: module
  ref: module_switch_lang
  data:
   name: module_switch_lang
   position: right
   groups: [ Registered, Anonymous ] 
   order: 25

Wiki

objects:
  -
    type: module
    data:
      name: last_modif_pages
      position: right
      order: 1
      groups: [ Editors, Registered, Admins ]
  -
    type: wiki_page
    ref: collaborative_terminology_platform_include_get_started_with_multilingual_terminology
    data:
      name: Get Started with Multilingual Terminology
      lang: en
      content: wikicontent:collaborative_terminology_platform_include_Get_Started_with_Multilingual_Terminology_include
  -
    type: wiki_page
    ref: collaborative_terminology_platform_include_admin_page    
    data:
      name: Admin page
      lang: en
      content: wikicontent:collaborative_terminology_platform_include_admin_page
  -
    type: wiki_page
    ref: collaborative_terminology_platform_include_register_and_set_your_languages
    data:
      name: Register and Set your Languages
      lang: en
      content: wikicontent:collaborative_terminology_platform_include_register_and_set_your_languages
  -
    type: wiki_page
    ref: collaborative_terminology_platform_rss_feed
    data:
      name: RSS feed
      lang: en
      content: wikicontent:collaborative_terminology_platform_rss_feed
      translations: [ $collaborative_terminology_platform_fil_rss]
  -
    type: wiki_page
    ref: collaborative_terminology_platform_fil_rss
    data:
      name: Fil rss
      lang: fr      
      content: wikicontent:collaborative_terminology_platform_fil_rss
  -
    type: wiki_page
    ref: collaborative_terminology_platform_wiki_engine
    data:
      name: Wiki engine
      lang: en      
      content:wikicontent:collaborative_terminology_platform_wiki_engine
      translations: [ $collaborative_terminology_platform_moteur_wiki]
  -
    type: wiki_page
    ref: collaborative_terminology_platform_moteur_wiki
    data:
      name: Moteur wiki
      lang: fr      
      content:wikicontent:collaborative_terminology_platform_moteur_wiki  
  -
    type: wiki_page
    ref: collaborative_terminology_platform_tagging
    data:
      name: tagging
      lang: en      
      content:wikicontent:collaborative_terminology_platform_tagging
      translations: [ $collaborative_terminology_platform_taggage]
  -
    type: wiki_page
    ref: collaborative_terminology_platform_taggage
    data:
      name: taggage
      lang: fr      
      content:wikicontent:collaborative_terminology_platform_taggage

Permissions

objects:
 -
  ref: Multilingual_Permissions
permissions:
 Anonymous:
  allow:
   -view
   -comment
   -wiki_view_comments
   -post_comments
   -search
   -search_categorized
   -view_categories
 Registered:
  description: Will be ignored because group is already created
  allow:
   -view_categories
 Editors:
  description: Can edit & delete all content
  allow:
   -edit
   -rename
   -admin_categories
 Admins:
  description: Have all rights
  allow: [ admin ]

Questions to answer

• How do I set up the glossary profile and make it multilingual?
• How do I create a glossary entry in say, French?
• Given an entry in say, French, how do I create the corresponding entry in say, English?
• How do I avoid reinventing the wheel? For example, say I create a French entry for word X, and then want to create the corresponding entry Y in English, but someone already created Y, how do I find out about it and tie the two together. In particular, what happens if the existing Y is a very slight variation on the Y that I am currently trying to create (eg: I am creating the verb form, whereas the existing Y used the noun form)?
• I don't want to change an entry... just comment on it.
• How can I respond to someone else's comment?
• Can I create an entry in French that has more than one English equivalent?
• How do I create a domain hierarchy?

Unmet needs at the moment

Need to support more than one equivalent for a term

Term should only be specified once

Shouldn't have to always say I want "all" languages

Need to search only on the term name

• Can do this by replacing the Search module with a QuickEdit module configured to search.
• Seems all I need to do is change the action parameter of the QuickEdit module to tiki-index.php (according to LPH).
  • http://doc.tikiwiki.org/tiki-pagehistory.php?page=Module%20quick_edit&diff_style=sidediff&compare=Compare&newver=3&oldver=2
• Also, change the label of the QuickEdit module to "Find term".

Recherche limité à une langue donnée

Todo

• First paragraph of the profile should provide a plain English description.

• Put comments in the YAML stuff to document the various decisions made.

• Make it so that comments are invisible by default
  • Pofiling of that feature does not seem to work.
  • For now, just added instructions on the admin guide telling them to do this manually.

• Refactor the instructions pages into one long page called "Guide to collaborative multilingual terminology creation". The guide will have a section for Admins, and a section for Editors.
  • Section for editors comes first.
  • Section for editors talks about:
    • Searching for a term
    • Creating a new term
    • Creating an equivalent for a term
    • What to do if a same word can mean different things (create different pages which are more explicit, ex: tag — dog plaque, vs tag — metadata).
    • Tracking certain pages or the whole site
    • Using categories for domain classification
  • Section for admins talks about:
    • Finalising the installation
    • Keeping abreast of new users
    • Approving new users
    • Tracking the whole site

• The guide should provide instructions about using categories to assign domains.

• We should have a template for new terminology entries
  • According to this: http://doc.tikiwiki.org/tiki-index.php?page=Module+quick_edit, parameter templateId allows you to specify a template to use. How do I create such a template?
  • Looks like this is how you create a template.

• Right now, categories take too much space
  • Displays categories, plus list of pages in each category.
  • Marc says you can configure it so that you only see the category path at the top. Chang profile so it does that.
  • Note: This will end up only showing the categories for the page corresponding to the first language. So, if the categories assigned to the French and English pages are not the same, only categories assigned to the page that corresponds to the URL will be displayed.

• Guide should provide instructions about how to manage users.
  • Ask for email notification of new users.
  • Move new users from Registered to Editors soon after registering.
  • What are the different groups and their permissions.

• Guide should bring users attention to the Last changes module as a way to keep track of what others do. Also, explain the page tracking feature.

• Guide should mention breadcrumbs feature.

• Should editors be allowed to control addition, deletion of categories?
  • Editors should definitely be allowed to assign categories to pages. But should they be allowed to create new categories, or delete existing ones?

• The guide should provide instructions about how to deal with the situation where a same word can refer to different things. For example, Tag can refer to metadata, to a markup element, or to a dog tag. The solution is to create pages with slightly different names, for example "tag — metadatat", "tag — markup", "tag — identity plaque".

• Add page tracking, and provide instructions in the guide.

• Guide should provide instructions on how to track the whole site (not just individual pages)

• Make it so editors can view history.

• Make it so editors can revert changes.

• Make it so that Anynoymous can see comments (only enabled for admins at the moment)

• Activate breadcrumbs.

• Have a standard template for terminology entry (ex: synonnyms, etc...)

• Make it so that the guide is available in French and English.

• Put a new users dashboard for admins, so they can move new users to the Editors group.

• Limit term search to a particular language.

• Need language indicator in front of the term in the list of equivalents. Ex: fr: Fil RSS, en: RSS feed.

• Need to prevent users from creating page names that have accented chars in the name.
  • See discussion below about transliterating page names.

• Test profile with non-admin users. Make sure that:
  • Can view entries
  • Can edit entries
  • Can view history
  • Can revert change
  • Can track pages
  • Can post comment
  • Can assign categories
  • Anything else?