Note that you don't need to use xgettext to use gettext. It is simply a
time-saver that generates a template .po file for you. You can easily
create this text file yourself.
-Rasmus
On Fri, 16 Nov 2001, Pavel Novak wrote:
> so I know where is the problem:
>
> ">
>
> gettext is seeking thr
so I know where is the problem:
">
gettext is seeking through all of strings in the file, it thinks that one
string is:
""
And it doesn't work even with this:
value=""
or this:
value=''
Does anybody know how I can do it to be good?
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now it is the same problem without javascript:
FIRST file includes only this row:
"
class="tlacitko">
SECOND file includes this:
When I use:
xgettext --keyword=_ file.php
on FIRST file I don't get any error message, but it doesn't create the file
'messages.po'
but on SECOND file it create
this code seem incomplete:
> window.opener.document.celkem.cena_celkem.value = " blábol"); ?>
> }
here's a fix:
function zmen_cenu() {
window.opener.document.celkem.cena_celkem.value = "";
}
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