Configuration code

preferences:
 feature_multilingual: y
 feature_translation: y
 featur_urgent_translation: y
 feature_multilingual_structures: y
 feature_best_language: y
 feature_detect_language: y
 quantify_changes: y
 freetags_multilingual: y
 wiki_page_regex: full
 # Support insertion of translated string in wiki markup
 wikiplugin_tr: y
 lang_use_db: y
objects:
 -
  type: module
  data:
   position: right
   order: 20
   name: switch_lang
   groups: [ Anonymous, Registered ]
 -
  type: module
  data:
   position: right
   order: 10
   name: translation
   groups: [ Anonymous, Registered ]

Test plan

• Date: 2009-12-04
• By who: Alain Désilets
• Branch/Revision number: Tiki 4.x/r23661

Setting up the site for testing

• Reinstall the DB, using Barebones profile
• Install the Multilingual_Wiki profile
• Set the default site languages as English. Set French and Spanish as alternative languages
  • Admin > i18n
  • Default Language: English
  • Click on the Restrict support languages checkbox.
  • A list of languages opens up. Holding down the Ctrl key, click on English, French and Spanish.
  • Change preferences button.

Switching between languages

• Go to a unilingual page
  • Make sure that the language picklist does not mention other languges
• Go to a bilingual page (en and fr)
  • Use the language picklist to move between the two languages
• Go to a trilingual page (en, fr, es)
  • Use the language picklist to move between the three languages

Language guessing

• Login as test_user and set langauges preferences:
  • Set French as the first language, and English is the second language
• Login as admin and set the site's default languges to English
• Still as admin, make sure that the langauge guessing feature is enabled
• Go to a page that is available in En and Fr
  • Make sure that by default, the page is displayed in Fr, even though the site's default language is En.

Create a new translation

• Login as test_user.
• Go to an English page that does not have a French translation yet.
• Click on the Translate button.
• Specify French as the languge of the new translation.
• Enter the name for the French translation.
• Click on the ???_ button.
• Make sure that the content of the original English page was pasted into the new French page.
• Make sure that a notice Traduction en cours was automatically inserted at the top of the page.
• Replace some of the English text by French text.
• Click on Partial Translation button.
• Go to the English page.
  • Check that the picklist now mentions French.
  • Click on the French version, and make sure it takes you to the new French page you created.

Managing translation of updates

• Go to an English page that has a French translation where the two are considered to be 100% up to date.
• Change a few words in the English page, and save.
• Make sure that the translation assistant (on the right column):
  • Says that the French page needs updating.
  • Says that the English page is still 100% up to date
• Switch to the French page, and check that:
  • It says that it needs to be updated from English.
  • It is less than 100% up to date.
• Click on the Update from icon.
• Make sure that:
  • You see a diff of the changes you made on the English page.
  • You get an edit area with the current content of the French page.
  • Reproduce part of the English change in the French, and click on Partial Translation button.
  • Make sure that French page is still listed as needing to be updated, and as being less than 100% up to date.
• Click again on the Update from icon, and finish translating the English change.
  • This time, click on Complete Translation button.
• Make sure that the French page is now listed as being 100% up to date, and that it does not have an _update from__ icon anymore.

Testing custom translated strings

• Create a custom translated string for FR
  • Admin > i18n > Customized String Translation tab
  • French > Edit
    • Replace the following line:

//"Hello"=>"My Hello",

• With this

"will be translated automatically"=>"sera traduit automatiquement",

• Save button.
• NOTE: This may not be necessary??? English > Edit
  • Replace the following line:

//"Hello"=>"My Hello",

• With this

"will be translated automatically"=>"will be translated automatically",

• Save button.
• Create a French page with that custom string in it
  • Create a page Page Francaise.
  • Enter following in it:

{TR()}will be translated automatically{TR}

• Make sure it is a French page
  • Translate button, then
  • In Change language for this page section, choose French and then click on Change language button.
• Go back to page Page Francaise, and verify that the English string is actually displayed in French, i.e. "sera traduit automatiquement".
  • BROKEN-2009-12-04: Custom string not translated. Reported in this bug tracker item http://dev.tikiwiki.org/tiki-view_tracker_item.php?itemId=2913.

Simultaneous updates in two languages at once

• Go to a page that has En and Fr, and where both are considered to be 100% up to date.
• Make a change to the En page.
• Make a change to the Fr page.
• Check that En page:
  • Is shown as less than 100% up to date.
  • Has an icon for updating FROM fr
  • Has an icon for updating TO fr
• Check that Fr page:
  • Is shown as less than 100% up to date.
  • Has an icon for updating FROM en
  • Has an icon for updating TO en
• From the Fr page, click on the upddate from icon, translate the update, then click on Complete Translation.
• Make sure that the Fr version:
  • is now considered as 100% up to date,
  • Does not have an update from En icon.
  • But still has an update to En icon.
• Make sure that the En version:
  • is still considered to be less than 100% up to date,
  • Still has an update from Fr icon.
  • Does not have an update to Fr icon.
• Still on the En page, click on the update from fr icon, translate the change, and click on Complete Translation.
• Make sure that En page:
  • Is now shown to be 100% up to date.
  • Does not have either an update to fr, nor update from fr icon.
• Make sure that Fr page:
  • Is now shown to be 100% up to date.
  • Does not have either an update to en, nor update from en icon.

Changing language of a page

• Go to an English page that's also available in French, but not in Spanish.
• Switch to the French page using the language picklist.
• Make sure that the language picklist has French as the language
• Change the page's language to Spanish
  • Click on the Translate button
  • In the bottom section, select Spanish as the language and click on the Change language button.
• Go back to the English version of the page
  • Make sure that the language picklist does not mention French anymore, but that it mentions Spanish
  • Switch to the Spanish page, and make sure that it is the French page whose language you changed to Spanish.
  • Turn the language of that page back to French, for future tests.

Assing existing page as a translation

• Create a french page Bonjour le monde, and type "Bonjour" in it.
• Create an english page Hello world, and type "Hello" in it.
• On Hello world page, click on Translate button.
• Assign page Bonjour le monde as a translation.
• NEED TO FINISH DESCRIBING THIS SCENARIO.